Ghost CMS is a popular content management system that many devs and companies use to host their blogs.  It has many features and an editor that's highly optimized for writing. You can even build different themes using handlebars.js [https://handlebarsjs.com/]. But if you don't know Handlebars, learning it can be

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Ghost CMS is a popular content management system that many devs and companies use to host their blogs. Ghost CMS doesn't generate static builds, but Next.js does. For React developers, it is easy to build a new blog with Next (since Next is React-based), and you do not need to learn additional tools.

How to Build a Blog with the Ghost API and Next.js

Why Use Next.js for the Front End and Not a Ghost CMS Theme?

What to Know Before Following This Tutorial

this is exactly what i am messing with at the moment! good timing

Great guide! I’d love to see a Turbo compiler with Next as it’s replacing Webpack soon enough :)

<a href="https://app.daily.dev/officialrajdeepsingh" data-mention-id="kEvH-vdRS" data-mention-username="officialrajdeepsingh">@officialrajdeepsingh</a> I love how you explained the benefits of using Next.js and Ghost together. It’s great to know that Next.js makes it easy to build a new blog for React developers without needing to learn additional tools

My favorite headless CMS is strapi, but I will check the Ghost too. thanks for article

I thought about using ghost too, but then I decided to use markdown files and astro because then I don’t need an extra server.