This is a deliberately small sample post. It exercises the main pieces of the publishing pipeline without trying to tell a complete research story.
Markdown basics
Markdown gives us strong text, emphasis, links,
and inline code in an ordinary paragraph.
A useful blog should make the idea easy to inspect, reproduce, and discuss.
The same source can also express structured content:
- Write the post in Markdown.
- Add front matter for the title, date, and description.
- Run the generator and let Angular prerender the result.
| Modality | Example representation |
|---|---|
| Image | spatial tokens |
| Video | temporally ordered visual tokens |
| Audio | acoustic features |
| Text | language tokens |
Code fences are highlighted and get a copy button:
def fuse_modalities(*representations):
"""A tiny placeholder for a multimodal fusion module."""
return sum(representations) / len(representations)Mathematics
Inline mathematics works inside a sentence, such as the temperature-scaled softmax \(p_i = \exp(z_i / \tau) / \sum_j \exp(z_j / \tau)\).
Display equations can use standard LaTeX notation:
For a classifier on top of that representation,
Local images
Images live beside the post under a slug-specific asset directory. The build rewrites this relative path for production, records its intrinsic dimensions, and fits the rendered image to the article reading column.
A generated sample illustration used to verify local image publishing and zoom.
Local video
Articles can keep video sources and their poster beside the post. JavaScript enhances the short tag with the Vidstack player, while native controls remain the fallback.
Source: MDN's video example.