Hey again. It has been a year since I last talked about building a blog with Notion. A lot has changed since my last update, both for me and for Notion. This article that you are reading, though, is still Notion-powered and Next.js rendered. However, I've changed quite a few things over this iteration of my blog update. Let's dive right in.
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An update in 2022: Revisiting blogging with Notion in 2022.
Yup, yup, yup! (Paimon noises 🥁) My blog, that you are currently reading, is now officially powered by the one and only — Notion! Not only is my site still clean, uncluttered, and performative, but I can now get rid of all the annoying stuff where I have to manually write and push Markdown in VS Code, upload my images to a CDN through some poorly managed script, and rebuild my blog each time I publish new content. Notion has that sweet sweet rich-content management experience, why not use Notion as my blog's CMS?