Introducing the SupportDock Blog — Share Your Story
SupportDock now has a built-in blog. Write announcements, changelogs, and tutorials with a rich markdown editor — and showcase them on your developer portfolio.
Why a Blog?
Your users want to hear from you. Release notes buried in App Store changelogs get missed. Twitter threads disappear into the timeline. A blog gives your updates a permanent, searchable home.
With SupportDock's new blog feature, every post you publish lives at supportdock.io/blog/{slug} — indexed by search engines, shareable on social media, and automatically linked from your developer portfolio.
Rich Markdown Editing
We replaced the plain textarea with a full-featured rich text editor powered by MDX Editor. You get:
- WYSIWYG editing — bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough with toolbar buttons or keyboard shortcuts
- Block types — headings (H1–H6), blockquotes, and thematic breaks
- Lists — ordered and unordered, with nesting support
- Links — insert and edit links with a clean dialog
- Tables — create and edit tables directly in the editor
- Code blocks — syntax-highlighted code in 17+ languages via CodeMirror
- Source mode — toggle between rich text and raw markdown at any time
- Diff view — see what changed between your edits
The editor matches SupportDock's dark glass aesthetic, so it feels right at home in the console.
Blog on Your Portfolio
Every published blog post now appears on your public developer portfolio at supportdock.io/{username}. Visitors see your apps and your latest writing in one place — no extra setup needed.
Posts display with their title, excerpt, publish date, and tags, using the same theme as the rest of your portfolio.
SEO Built In
Each post supports:
- Custom meta title — override the page title for search engines
- Custom meta description — control the snippet shown in search results
- JSON-LD structured data — BlogPosting schema markup for rich results
- Open Graph tags — cover images, titles, and descriptions for social sharing
- Canonical URLs — clean, slug-based URLs
How to Get Started
- Open the console and navigate to Blog in the sidebar
- Click New post
- Write your content using the rich editor
- Add tags, an excerpt, and optional SEO overrides
- Toggle Published and save
Your post is live immediately. It shows up on the public blog listing, on your portfolio page, and in search engines.
What's Next
We're planning to add image uploads directly in the editor, RSS feed generation, and the ability to pin featured posts to the top of your portfolio. Stay tuned.
Try the blog feature now — it's available on both Free and Pro plans.