2023_qlasskit blog post

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[dakk]

I can't view the reason of the failure, so I'm unable to fix the issue @nathanshammah

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Edit: In local the problem appears to be the ::image tag, but I used it as explained in the README.

[nathanshammah]

Thanks @dakk. Can you try to use image upload without cloudinary?

[dakk]

Thanks @dakk. Can you try to use image upload without cloudinary?

Sure I can; do I put all the images in /images/ or can I create a subdir /images/2023-qlasskit/?

[nathanshammah]

subdir sounds like a good idea.

[dakk]

ok done; the CI seems ok now

[dakk]

@nathanshammah do I need to perform other edits before merging?

[nathanshammah]

@dakk looks great! Sorry for the delay, will review next week in closer details, we had some time sensitive announcement this week (survey results + collisions paper) to put out. Pinging @KallieFerguson in case you also want to give a pass at reviewing the blog post.

[natestemen]

I also wonder if including code snippets in the form of gists, as done here, https://unitary.fund/posts/2023_hierarqcal/, see code here, would result more readable.

You can also use the following syntax to embed code directly:

```python
# your code
def foo():
    return 3

Here's an example:

https://github.com/unitaryfund/unitary.fund/blob/d5a4ccbd7a4ac0803f6845f235afed069a405e08/src/content/blog/2023_qiskit_trebugger.md?plain=1#L58-L72

[dakk]

@dakk this is a great blog post!

I wonder if there is an even simpler way to introduce the key concepts behind qlasskit before starting with the cryptographic example heads on.

Sure, I put an introductory example in the post, also showcasing qlasskit advantages over other approach. Let me know what do you think about.

I also wonder if including code snippets in the form of gists, as done here, https://unitary.fund/posts/2023_hierarqcal/, see code here, would result more readable.

I followed Nate suggestions and used his solutions for that, embedding the code in code blocks.

You could try to add tags, if they don't break things, to the preamble. Suggested ones: python, qiskit, compiler, quantum algorithms In any case these are just suggestions. Well done!

I can't find any example on older posts markdown, how can I add "tags"?

Thank you for the hints

[nathanshammah]

I can't find any example on older posts markdown, how can I add "tags"?

Hi @dakk, indeed I think we never tried yet, but it should be an option as we have the search-by-tag bar on https://unitary.fund/blog/. Can you try using the same syntax as for the grants? See example here in the readme: https://github.com/unitaryfund/unitary.fund/blob/441a7441f1f5b2bacd6dc05b9607d5f972a8b796/README.md?plain=1#L81-L100

[nathanshammah]

Fantastic, congrats @dakk!

[nathanshammah]

Btw @dakk or @natestemen, if any of you wants to help improve the readme, in the blog post guide, adding information in a new PR on how to embed code + how to add tags, that would be very helpful for future contributors I believe.

[dakk]

thanks Nathan!

Btw @dakk or @natestemen, if any of you wants to help improve the readme, in the blog post guide, adding information in a new PR on how to embed code + how to add tags, that would be very helpful for future contributors I believe.

I opened a pull request for this as you suggested