This is the first markdown article rendered at /b/hello-world. It is looked up by slug and
server-rendered by the loader, prerendered to static HTML at build, and styled with a themed
Tailwind prose.
What this proves
- Markdown → HTML happens on the server (it is not shipped to the client).
- Frontmatter drives the page title, date, and the
<meta>description. - Inline
codeand fenced code blocks are highlighted by Shiki at build time:
type Greeting = { name: string };
function greet({ name }: Greeting): string {
return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}
console.log(greet({ name: "world" }));A blockquote, for good measure:
The three.js dots keep animating on the sides — this route lives inside the root layout column.