Next.js from Development to Deployment - Blog Post Markdown Files

The video tutorial explains the process of creating blog posts using markdown files. It covers setting up a folder for posts, creating markdown files with front matter, and using markdown syntax for formatting. The tutorial also demonstrates how to preview markdown content using extensions and discusses sample posts with various fields like title, date, and images. The video concludes with a brief overview of the next steps in displaying posts on a website.

What is the purpose of creating a folder named 'posts' in the root directory?

• To keep backup files

• To organize images for the website

• To store all markdown files for blog posts

• To store HTML files

What is the significance of the file name in markdown files?

• It determines the file's color

• It acts as the slug for the blog post URL

• It sets the file's permissions

• It changes the file's format

What is the purpose of the front matter in a markdown file?

• To add comments to the file

• To encrypt the file

• To include metadata like title and author

• To change the file's extension

Which extension is used to preview markdown files in real-time?

• JavaScript Console

• CSS Viewer

• Markdown Preview Enhanced

• HTML Preview

Where should images for blog posts be stored according to the tutorial?

• In the markdown file itself

• In the public/images/posts folder

• In the root directory

• In a separate database