Posts tagged ablog

AGENTS.md の次に、翻訳作業を Skills 化してみる

前回、Sphinx + ablog で作っている個人技術ノートに AGENTS.md を導入した。

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Adding AGENTS.md to an Existing Sphinx + ablog Technical Note

As I have been using Codex more often to edit this technical note, I decided to collect the repository-specific working rules in AGENTS.md.

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Consideration of introducing Markdown and decision of continuing reStructuredText

In Sphinx + ablog, we considered writing articles in Markdown instead of reStructuredText.

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Improving build performance of Sphinx documentation

When building multilingual documents using Sphinx, we made performance improvements as the build time became longer. In this article, I will summarize the situation before and after the improvement, the process of trial and error, and the results obtained.

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How to access the development HTTP server on Oracle Cloud with an SSH tunnel

When managing a static site using Sphinx + ablog on an Ubuntu server on Oracle Cloud, you may want to check the display locally before git push. Even in situations where direct access via HTTP from the outside is not possible, you can check the site under development by using an SSH tunnel.

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Setting up automatic build to automatically publish Draft with Sphinx + ablog

When running a blog with Sphinx + ablog, you can prepare draft articles by setting the post date to a future date. However, it will not be reflected on the website unless the build is run after the release date. This article looks at how to run automated builds.

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Dealing with conflicts between “/blog.html” and “/blog/index.html” in ablog

When I was building a blog site using ablog, both /blog.html and /blog/index.html were generated in the output after the build, and there were situations where I was confused about the handling of URLs and link behavior. This article summarizes the causes and solutions.

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Utilize Ablog for blog operation

It is useful to use Ablog when you want to operate it more like a blog than pure Sphinx functions.

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