A test article covering the exact architecture split we want: local SEO metadata, Firebase content delivery, and a clean fallback when the database is empty.
This test post documents a pragmatic blog architecture for a Next.js marketing site. The local codebase owns the canonical slug, metadata, structured data, sitemap entries, and Open Graph defaults. Firebase provides the live article body, excerpt, and listing content at runtime. If Firebase credentials are unavailable or the database is empty, the site still serves the local fallback article. That keeps search indexing stable while making editorial updates possible through the database.
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