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I made a free personal blog using GitHub Pages!
In this article, I'll give an overview of the structure and benefits of this blog site.
The code is available on my GitHub page, so feel free to use it if you find it helpful.

To ensure my blog appears in Google searches, it's necessary to register an XML sitemap. However, manually updating this file every time I update a post is a hassle... So, I had ChatGPT write a script to automatically update the XML sitemap for me.

With VSCode, you can automatically convert Markdown files to HTML. In this article, I will briefly touch on the significance of automatic conversion and the benefits of using VSCode, followed by a detailed explanation of how to use it.

This article is about how to draw diagrams in markdown files using text.
The diagrams are created using a notation called mermaid.
It's pretty convenient as it can also be output in HTML format, and I use it for work too.

To ensure my blog appears in Google searches, it's necessary to register an XML sitemap. However, manually updating this file every time I update a post is a hassle... So, I had ChatGPT write a script to automatically update the XML sitemap for me.

This article introduces methods to automate screen operations with Python.
The example used here is "Registering an XML file with Google Search Console," but these methods can be applied to other scenarios as well, such as "performing the same operation repeatedly with software created by historical figures."
(Note: These methods are based on recent versions of Windows, so they may not work on other operating systems or older versions of Windows. Please be aware of this...!)

I tried running the COEIROINK voice synthesis software from Python.
I'll specifically introduce the methods and results from that attempt.
The code is also uploaded on GitHub as basic-codes-coeiroink-api, so feel free to check it out!

This article introduces two methods for creating a directory structure diagram, depending on the situation.

To ensure my blog appears in Google searches, it's necessary to register an XML sitemap. However, manually updating this file every time I update a post is a hassle... So, I had ChatGPT write a script to automatically update the XML sitemap for me.

I scanned a hand-drawn picture, but I don't have any good image editing software, so I can't edit it...
For people like me, here's a way to create Python code for image editing using ChatGPT.
This time, I'll use the method I used to create the icon image for this site as an example.

With VSCode, you can automatically convert Markdown files to HTML. In this article, I will briefly touch on the significance of automatic conversion and the benefits of using VSCode, followed by a detailed explanation of how to use it.

This article is about how to draw diagrams in markdown files using text.
The diagrams are created using a notation called mermaid.
It's pretty convenient as it can also be output in HTML format, and I use it for work too.

With VSCode, you can automatically convert Markdown files to HTML. In this article, I will briefly touch on the significance of automatic conversion and the benefits of using VSCode, followed by a detailed explanation of how to use it.

This article is about how to draw diagrams in markdown files using text.
The diagrams are created using a notation called mermaid.
It's pretty convenient as it can also be output in HTML format, and I use it for work too.

This article introduces methods to automate screen operations with Python.
The example used here is "Registering an XML file with Google Search Console," but these methods can be applied to other scenarios as well, such as "performing the same operation repeatedly with software created by historical figures."
(Note: These methods are based on recent versions of Windows, so they may not work on other operating systems or older versions of Windows. Please be aware of this...!)

This article introduces two methods for creating a directory structure diagram, depending on the situation.

This article introduces methods to automate screen operations with Python.
The example used here is "Registering an XML file with Google Search Console," but these methods can be applied to other scenarios as well, such as "performing the same operation repeatedly with software created by historical figures."
(Note: These methods are based on recent versions of Windows, so they may not work on other operating systems or older versions of Windows. Please be aware of this...!)

Here's a quick guide to displaying 3D models on your web page, complete with sample code. We'll use three.js. This guide is for those who want to try it out without needing to master all its features.

This guide will show you how to synthesize voices using COEIROINK.
It's a highly recommended software that is free, easy to set up, intuitive to use, and can be used for commercial purposes (under certain conditions).
(For commercial use, make sure to read the entire article. Also, check the terms again when you use it, as they might change in the future.)