First Blog

This is my first blog post using Markdown. I am excited to share my experience of learning how to use Markdown in a Next.js project.

My Subheading

Markdown makes it easy to create formatted text using a plain-text editor. You can include various elements, such as bold text, italicized text, links, and more.

Below is an image I wanted to share:

As you can see, embedding an image in Markdown is as simple as providing the path to the image file.

Working with Code

Second Heading

One of my favorite parts of Markdown is how easy it is to include code snippets, which is extremely helpful when documenting technical topics.

Here’s a code snippet to showcase how to create a new React component:

export function newComponent() {
    return (
        <p> New Component Test </p>
    );
}