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Getting Started

This is a Next 13 project. You'll first need to install NPM dependencies, and then run a local development server. Here are the relevant terminal commands:

# Install dependencies:
npm install

# Run a development server:
npm run dev

To create new components, you can use this helper script. It saves you a bit of time, creating all the files and adding the standard code:

# Create a new component:
npm run new-component [TheNewComponentName]

Using a Markdown renderer

For best results, you should use a Markdown renderer to view this file. This README includes lots of embedded images and screen recordings, and you'll need a Markdown renderer to be able to view them.

In VS Code, you can render this README by opening the command palette (Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows/Linux, ⌘ + Shift + P on MacOS), typing “Markdown”, and selecting “Markdown: Open Preview”.

Troubleshooting

  • When you run a dev server, you may notice a warning: You have enabled experimental feature (outputFileTracingIncludes). This warning can safely be ignored. outputFileTracingIncludes is a configuration option required to make sure that our MDX files are included when deploying our application to Vercel.

  • If the dev server seems to be stuck on a stale error, and restarting the dev server doesn't help, you can clear Next's cache by deleting the .next/cache subdirectory. Don't worry about losing anything important: everything inside the .next directory is derived from the rest of the codebase.