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Yuto Watanabe

A first post

This file is a placeholder so the blog has something to render. Delete it once there is a real post to put in its place.

Writing a post

Every post is one markdown file in content/posts/. The filename becomes the URL: this file is hello-world.md, so it is served at /blog/hello-world.

Each file starts with a front-matter block between --- fences:

---
title: On reading slowly
date: 2026-08-14
summary: One sentence, shown under the title on the blog index.
draft: true
---

title, date and summary are used on the index page and in the page's social preview. draft: true keeps a post off the site entirely — useful for something half-written that should not be public yet. Remove the line to publish it.

What you can write

Ordinary markdown: bold, italic, links, lists, block quotes, headings, and fenced code blocks.

Quotes are set in the accent rule, which suits an epigraph.

Nothing needs registering anywhere. Adding the file is enough — the index picks it up, sorts it by date with the newest first, and builds its page.

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