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How this blog is built

A short tour of the publishing pipeline behind wpfx.com — Astro content collections, per-post OG images, and git-as-CMS.

CTO , Chief Technology Officer

This site runs on an Astro + MDX static pipeline, deployed through Cloudflare Pages. Every post you read is a file in a git repo — no CMS, no database, no runtime dependencies.

A few things we wired that matter more than they sound:

  • Content collections with Zod schema. Every post passes a typed frontmatter check at build time. A missing publishDate or a broken author reference fails the build, not the reader.
  • Per-post OG images generated at build time. Satori + Resvg emit a 1200×630 PNG for every post using a vertical-specific accent — we never ship the default image to social previews.
  • Internal links are build-verified. The <PostLink /> component resolves slugs at build; rename a post and every broken reference fails CI.
  • Git is the audit log. The “Last updated” date on each post is pulled from git log at build, not hand-typed.

If you want the opinionated version of why we ship it this way, see Welcome — what this blog is for.

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