• Component Integration: MDX allows you to import and render React components directly into your Markdown.
• Markdown Syntax: You can continue to use familiar Markdown syntax for formatting your content.
• Dynamic Content: Incorporate dynamic data and logic into your documents using JavaScript expressions.

Here's a basic example of how to use MDX:

import MyComponent from './MyComponent';


function MyPage() {
 return (
 
 # Hello, MDX!
 
 
 This is a paragraph with a .
 
 
 );
}


export default MyPage;

MDX offers several advantages:

• Reusability: Create reusable components and embed them across multiple documents.
• Maintainability: Keep your content organized and easy to update.
• Flexibility: Combine the simplicity of Markdown with the power of React.

For more information, refer to the official MDX documentation.

```mdx
---
title: "My Rewritten MDX Document"
description: "A sample MDX document, now phrased differently."
---


# Introduction


We'll start by diving into the core concepts of MDX and the robust features it provides. MDX gives you the ability to smoothly blend JSX components into your Markdown-based content.


## Key Features


*   **Component Incorporation:** MDX lets you bring in and display React components right inside your Markdown.
*   **Markdown Formatting:** You are still able to use the Markdown formatting you already know to style your content.
*   **Content That Changes:** Add data that can change and JavaScript code to your documents.


## Example Usage


Here's a simple illustration of MDX in action:


```jsx
import MyComponent from './MyComponent';


function MyPage() {
 return (
 
 # Hello, MDX!
 
 
 This paragraph includes a .
 
 
 );
}


export default MyPage;

MDX provides a number of benefits:

• Reuse: Make components that can be used many times and put them in different documents.
• Easy to Manage: Keep your content well-structured and simple to modify.
• Adaptable: Use Markdown's ease of use together with React's powerful features.

To find out more, see the official MDX documentation.

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