This repository contains the source code for the Yaama Tech website. The website is built using Docusaurus, a modern static website generator optimized for technical and documentation websites.

The source code is available under the src directory, which contains:

• docs/: Documentation content in Markdown/MDX format
• blog/: Blog posts in Markdown/MDX format
• src/: Custom React components and pages
• static/: Static assets like images
• docusaurus.config.ts: Main configuration file
• sidebars.ts: Sidebar configuration for documentation

1. Install dependencies:

npm install

2. Start the development server:

npm start

3. Build for production:

npm run build

In order to create a blog post using CursorMail I paste the following template into the chat area and fill in the blanks.

Create a new blog post placeholder, with following details using @blog-posts.mdc rules: 
Author:


Slug:


Date:


Title:


Description:


Keywords:


Tags:

Example:

Create a new blog post placeholder, with following details using @blog-posts.mdc rules: 
Author:
yaama

Slug:
remote-but-ready-how-to-impress-in-your-next-offshore-interview

Date:
24 April 2025

Title:
Remote But Ready: How to Impress in Your Next Offshore Interview

Description:
Prepare for offshore interviews by mastering tech tools, understanding cultural nuances, and showcasing your remote work skills for success.

Keywords:
offshore interview, remote work, cultural understanding, technical readiness, interview preparation

Tags:
offshore-interview, remote-work, interview

To create a new blog post:

1. First, ensure you're added as an author in src/blog/authors.yml:

   your_name:
     name: Your Full Name
     title: Your Role
     url: https://github.com/yourusername
     image_url: https://github.com/yourusername.png
     page: true # Optional: set to true if you want an author page
     socials:
       github: yourusername
       x: yourhandle # Optional
       linkedin: yourprofile # Optional

2. If you're using new tags, define them in src/blog/tags.yml:

   your_tag:
     label: Your Tag Label
     permalink: /your-tag
     description: Description of what this tag represents

3. Create your blog post in one of two ways:

   a. For posts without images:

   • Create a file named YYYY-MM-DD-title.md in the blog directory
   • Example: 2024-03-20-introducing-yaama.md

   b. For posts with images:

   • Create a new directory in blog named YYYY-MM-DD-title
   • Place an index.md file inside this directory
   • Put all related images in the same directory
   • Example structure:

     blog/
     └── 2024-03-20-introducing-yaama/
         ├── index.md
         ├── demo.png
         └── architecture.png
     

4. Add the required front matter at the top of your file:

   ---
   title: Your Blog Post Title
   description: A brief description of your post
   slug: your-custom-url-slug
   authors: [your_name] # Must match your ID in authors.yml
   tags: [your_tag] # Must be defined in tags.yml
   ---

5. Write your blog content in Markdown/MDX format below the front matter.

6. To create a post summary, add the <!-- truncate --> marker after your introduction:

   This is my introduction that will appear in the preview.
   
   <!-- truncate -->
   
   This is the rest of my post.

7. Reference images in your post:

   • For posts with a dedicated directory:

     ![Alt text](./demo.png)

   • For images in the static directory:

     ![Alt text](/img/blog/your-image.png)

The blog post will be automatically added to the website and will be available at http://localhost:3000/blog/your-custom-url-slug when running the development server.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

When you push a feature branch, it will be automatically deployed to a preview environment. The deployment will be available at:

{branch-name}.yaama-website-v1.pages.dev

For example, if your branch is named feature/contact-us, after 3-5 minutes the deployment will be available at:

feature-contact-us.yaama-website-v1.pages.dev