Z's Blog

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Momentum
On how to elegantly use Chrome, a beautiful wallpaper every day.

Pocket
Read later, better organization on the computer after shopping on mobile.

Note: All initializations in this document are based on the following container

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// Create vector<int> container test and assign values to it
vector<int> test;
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
	test.push_back(i);

Recently, while organizing my notes, I discovered a strange issue:

C++ STL’s concepts and usage of sequential containers and associative containers.

C++ Basic Syntax Concepts Organization.

A sorted C/C++ cheat sheet, regularly organized and placed here for convenient reference.

This article is a post previously published at my school, discussing my past experiences and views on learning programming, intended to provide some insights for junior students in the software major. It was recently dug up, and since I almost forgot about it, I’ll tidy it up and share it here.

Hosting the source files of the blog (non-hexo generated files) on GitHub for easy synchronization and version control.

Previously, I found using Blog Garden quite unsatisfactory, and I also tried building my own blog. WordPress is too bloated, and other options don’t have strong functionality (the interface doesn’t look good). After thinking it over, I decided to use GitHub Pages + Hexo to build a static blog, focusing on writing.

As of 2021.03.23, I have been using Hexo to deploy my blog for nearly six years. During these six years, I have written more than a hundred articles, and the way I deployed using Hexo has undergone many changes; writing blogs has gradually become a habit. I vaguely remember one day in college when I wanted to build my own blog, so I spent a day working on this article, and the history of this site began from there. I hope I can continue to use Hexo to write for ten years or twenty years!