A simple personal blogsite, powered by Github pages and Jekyll.
I plan to write about my random researches and devlogs on an infrequent basis.
Categories are mutually exclusive tags for a post - Each post will be mapped to 1 and only 1 category. Whereas posts can have zero or many tags (I plan to replace tags with keywords instead, which will somehow need to be automatically generated...)
Here are the six categories of blog posts, roughly and extension from this "Grand Unified Theory" of Documentation
| Category | Category tag | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Tutorial | tutorial |
Blog posts designed to teach a specific skill or process step-by-step. The tutorial post will focus more on providing a short and concise list of things to do. |
| How-To Guides | how-to |
Practical instructions on how to solve a specific problem or achieve a particular goal. The how-to guide will focus more on fully understanding how to complete a task. |
| Explanation | explanation |
Posts that dives into the "whys" behind concepts, technologies, or design choices. |
| Reference | reference |
Factual, technical information about specific tools, concepts, APIs, or code snippets; like an API reference. |
| Devlogs | devlog |
Posts detailing my journey on a project, including motivations, thought process, challenges, solutions, and lesson learned. |
| Miscellaneous | misc |
Anything else that does not neatly fall into the above categories will be broadly grouped under this category. |