feat(web): blog at sqlritedb.com/blog with 5 launch posts (SQLR-34)

[joaoh82]

Summary

• Adds an MDX-driven blog at /blog on the marketing site: index, /blog/[slug] detail, /blog/tags/[tag], /blog/rss.xml (force-static), and per-post dynamic OG/Twitter images.
• Posts live in web/content/blog/*.mdx with gray-matter frontmatter; rendered server-side via next-mdx-remote/rsc.
• Ships five launch posts (~1500–2500 words each) covering origin story, storage internals, vector search with HNSW, benchmarks vs SQLite, and the multi-surface distribution story.
• SEO: Blog JSON-LD on the index, BlogPosting + BreadcrumbList JSON-LD per post, canonical URLs, sitemap enumerates posts and tags, RSS feed advertised.
• Defensive hardening from internal review: slug whitelist in getPostBySlug (path traversal), react/cache on the loaders, RSS URL fields routed through the XML escaper, alt text on OG images, UTC-pinned date formatting.

Routes

Route	Type
/blog	static
/blog/[slug]	SSG (5 posts)
/blog/[slug]/opengraph-image	SSG
/blog/[slug]/twitter-image	SSG
/blog/tags/[tag]	SSG (19 tags)
/blog/rss.xml	static

Posts published

1. Why I'm building SQLRite — an embedded SQL and vector database in Rust
2. How SQLRite stores rows on disk: pages, B-trees, and a diff-based pager
3. Adding vector search to a SQLite-style database with HNSW
4. SQLRite vs SQLite, side by side: a benchmark and a fair-fight setup
5. From SQL to Tauri: shipping SQLRite as a desktop app, MCP server, and Python/Node/Go SDKs

Each post: ≥3 internal links, primary keyword in title + slug + frontmatter, end-of-post CTA (GitHub star / install / docs).

Adding a post

Drop a new .mdx file in web/content/blog/ with the required frontmatter (title, description, publishedAt, author, tags). It is automatically picked up by the index, the slug route, the relevant tag pages, the RSS feed, the sitemap, and the dynamic OG image. README documents the workflow.

Test plan

• npm run build — 43 static pages generated, no warnings introduced
• npm run lint — clean
• npx tsc --noEmit — clean
• Generated rss.xml validates as XML and lists all 5 posts newest-first
• All five /blog/<slug> URLs prerender as SSG
• Per-post OG and Twitter images prerender
• 19 unique tags produce 19 /blog/tags/<tag> pages
• Spot-check /blog, a post page, and a tag page on the Vercel preview
• Run Google's Rich Results Test against a preview post URL
• Validate the preview RSS feed in an RSS reader (Reeder, NetNewsWire, etc.)
• Confirm OG image renders correctly via the LinkedIn Post Inspector and Twitter Card Validator

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
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