Recently, my biological clock has been a bit off, still tinkering with GitHub Pages deployments around 2 AM.

I went to eat after work, and I just wanted to sleep when I finished, then came back around 8:30 PM, feeling drowsy, thinking I’d take a nap, and ended up falling asleep immediately. When I woke up, it was already past 2 AM.

Categories that haven’t even launched yet: AI Study Group

Facepalm

Yesterday we said there wouldn’t be much frontend development, but today it’s not frontend – it’s the experience of UI/UX.

Project

Please join our old friend, https://github.com/ttf248/ai-coding-demo. That’s the original self-selected stock project – we’re restructuring the overall project structure, and all subsequent AI programming content will be housed within this project.

Deploying Multiple Pages

The project is hosted domestically at https://cnb.cool/ttf248/ai-coding-demo. Due to well-known reasons, pages cannot be published within China, so we need to publish them on GitHub outside of it.

The blog is published on the external GitHub. I haven’t tried this before, and also, the current project I’m working on isn’t a traditional blog site; it simply contains a lot of documentation layered with several static HTML design mockups.

That’s right – this page is where I discovered that deploying multiple pages using pages won’t affect the blog’s publication, but instead adds a new path under the blog’s domain name.

https://ttf248.life/ai-coding-demo/

I was absolutely thrilled when I saw this!

AI Study Group

Yesterday, I created a new category and thought about using AI to learn many computer courses, such as algorithms and LeetCode practice problems. Each learning record is published on the blog to form a knowledge base. A new category was created: AI Study Group. Now it seems that different courses require creating separate projects, and all learning notes are written in the project’s Readme.md file.