mdx 📸 Built with MDX showcase

It'd be great to add a showcase page to the docs website that lists (with screenshots) MDX usage in the wild. This issue will track.

Have you built an MDX-based site or know of one? Please add a comment with the link below 💟

✨ Bonus points for the site being open source!

https://twitter.com/mdx_js/status/1232755784154378240
https://twitter.com/4lpine/status/1217245469740453888

Feb 27 '19 19:02 johno

Yes! One emoji reaction doesn’t do this justice!

Feb 28 '19 05:02 wooorm

Just to list a few:

nextjs.org/docs - github.com/zeit/next-site nextjs.org/blog - github.com/zeit/next-site zeit.co/docs - github.com/zeit/docs zeit.co/blog - not OSS

🙌

Feb 28 '19 10:02 timneutkens

Built thumbprint.design with gatsby-mdx. Source can be found at: https://github.com/thumbtack/thumbprint

Mar 05 '19 23:03 danoc

https://next.carbondesignsystem.com (switching to www in the next couple weeks)

https://github.com/carbon-design-system/carbon-website

Mar 06 '19 01:03 alisonjoseph

‪Yup! https://joelhooks.com and https://howtoegghead.com ‬ ❤️

Both of these are open source.

Mar 06 '19 01:03 joelhooks

Sprout Social’s design system, Seeds, is built using gatsby-mdx:

https://sproutsocial.com/seeds

Not open source (yet!)

Mar 06 '19 02:03 chasemccoy

Personal portfolio and blog - https://aravindballa.com It uses gatsby-mdx

https://github.com/aravindballa/website2017

Mar 06 '19 17:03 aravindballa

I’ve made a good start moving PostGraphile’s site over to MDX:

https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/ https://github.com/graphile/graphile.github.io/blob/develop/src/pages/postgraphile/index.mdx

Sent a PR in the process: https://github.com/ChristopherBiscardi/gatsby-mdx/pull/276

Mar 07 '19 00:03 benjie

We’d be happy for Primer docs websites to be included, and pretty much all our stuff is open-source, such as https://primer.style/components

@emplums on my team can give you more details and examples if you’re interested :)

Mar 09 '19 05:03 broccolini

👋 Hey there!

It's true! Here's a list of all the sites we're currently using MDX on:

https://primer.style/components
https://primer.style/css
https://primer.style/design
https://primer.style/blueprints

Mar 09 '19 05:03 emplums

Just wrapped up porting my portfolio from rehype-react to gatsby-mdx: https://prestonrichey.com/!

(https://github.com/prichey/prestonrichey.com/)

Mar 29 '19 14:03 prichey

The official website and documentation of Nord makes heavy use of MDX for all documentations and blog posts through the awesome Gatsby.js project.

I've used MDX in many other projects before and I don't want to miss it anymore :smile:

The main introduction for the Nord Docs project was in development version 0.10.0 including the layout and templates for docs and blog post pages and was filled with content in version 0.11.0.

Apr 13 '19 05:04 arcticicestudio

Building out the React Native Firebase documentation with gatsby-mdx. It's still work in progress but up and running;

https://dev.invertase.io/oss/react-native-firebase/

May 01 '19 19:05 Ehesp

personal blog https://iamstarkov.com It uses next, @next/mdx and mdx itself.

https://github.com/iamstarkov/iamstarkov.com

Jun 11 '19 23:06 iamstarkov

microfrontends

https://nut.js.org/

the document website for NUT Project, which is a framework born for microfrontends

the website was generated by nut, and nut itself uses mdx internally to provide some features like vue in markdown files

the website source code:

https://github.com/nut-project/nut/tree/master/website

Jun 24 '19 08:06 fengzilong

It's nothing special but I just added MDX to my two GatsbyJS websites: https://inspiredwebdev.com/ and http://elingos.com/

I love being able to implement components in my Markdown. Awesome project. I had to write something about it to spread the word (https://dev.to/albertomontalesi/what-is-mdx-and-how-you-can-use-it-on-your-gatsby-blog-2gf8)

Jan 02 '20 02:01 AlbertoMontalesi

This blog post: https://pomb.us/build-your-own-react/
Code is here: https://github.com/pomber/site/blob/master/posts/build-your-own-react/index.mdx

Jan 26 '20 12:01 pomber

Visual book about RegEx — Source

Screenshot of the Escapes chapter

It uses mdx for the example blocks.

Initially I was making each of the visuals in Sketch, exporting them to images and using them in markdown. It then struck me to use mdx which made my life so much easier. Relevant commit.

I now mix jsx components for the visuals in with the rest of the commentary:

…

Here, this could also be achieved by using `[^"]` instead of `.` (as is best practice).

<Example regex={/"[^"]*"/g}>
    <li>"quote"</li>
    <li>"quote", "quote"</li>
    <li>"quote"quote"</li>
</Example>

> […] Lazy will stop as soon as the _condition is satisfied_, but greedy means it will stop only once the condition is _not satisfied any more_
>
> —[Andrew S](https://stackoverflow.com/users/966656/andrew-s) on StackOverflow

…

… and it gets transformed to:

screenshot 2020-05-09 at 6 50 15 PM

Markdown is a great choice for books and writing in general. My use-case required relatively advanced dynamically generated figures. MDX allowed me to implement that without having to deal with hundreds of Sketch files and exported images, ~~enhancing~~ permitting maintainability, accessibility, and "contributability".

Huge thanks to the MDX team. You're working on a great thing.