Case study · Content Platform
Engineering Blog
My engineering blog — production notes, Next.js fixes and deployment lessons, run as its own Next.js app under /blog.
- Type
- Own product
- Industry
- Content
- Role
- Author and engineer
- Timeline
- 2023 – Ongoing
- Status
- Ongoing
01
Problem
Engineering lessons from client work get lost in chat threads. I wanted one place to document real failures and fixes, without coupling it to the release cycle of this site.
02
Solution
I run the blog as an independent Next.js app with MDX content and serve it under /blog on the main domain via multi-zones, so each app deploys on its own.
03
Outcome
Live and updated alongside client work.
Context
The blog at parveenkumar.info/blog is where I write up production problems and how I solved them. It is its own Next.js app with MDX content, served under /blog on this domain through Next.js multi-zones.
Posts cover graceful shutdown, App Router pitfalls, sitemaps, and deployment lessons.
Key features
- Featured and categorized technical posts
- Real debugging and production write-ups
- Search across posts
- Independent Next.js app served under /blog
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