Opening Words
If you somehow clicked your way into this corner of the website, chances are you are either looking for a specific piece of code, hunting for a free Blogspot template I shared a few months ago, or maybe you just got lost while wandering around my blog. Honestly, it has been a while since I dusted off my keyboard to sit down and write a dedicated static page like this. Right now in Hanoi, it is late October 2026, and the weather outside is still acting super weird—one day the northeast monsoon blows in and makes you shiver on the way to school, and the next day the sun is blazing at 33 degrees Celsius because of that annoying east-shifted cold air mass. Between squeezing in study sessions for my upcoming 2027 National High School Exam and watching the unpredictable autumn sky from my room, I suddenly realized that Thăng Long IT has grown way bigger than the tiny personal notebook I originally built. Posts are piling up, subdomains for tools are running in the background, and if I do not build a proper roadmap right here, even I might forget where I put my own scripts.
Wait, before I drop the full directory tree below so you guys can click around, let me share a bit of the backstory behind how this whole structure came to life. I hate those robotic, lifeless sitemap pages that just dump a bunch of links on your screen and call it a day. Anyone can ask an AI chatbot to spit out a page like that in thirty seconds flat. Here at Thăng Long IT, we do things the old-school way—writing with real human gray matter, real memories, and real late-night debugging headaches.
1. Why does a blog even need a Sitemap page when we already have a search bar?
You guys might notice that right up there on the header of my Lantro UI and Plus UI mod themes, there is already a working search button and a horizontal navigation bar. So why bother sitting here writing over a thousand words just to introduce a Sitemap page? Think of it like walking into a huge bookstore on Đinh Lễ street here in Hanoi, or trying to navigate the old streets around Hoàn Kiếm Lake when winter hits. If you already know the exact name of the book you want, sure, you walk straight to the counter and ask the clerk. But what if you are just browsing around to see what catches your eye, or what if you remember reading a random article about fixing a two-way water heater switch at home or analyzing why early Vietnamese YouTubers disappeared, yet you cannot recall the exact title? That is when a clean, expandable directory saves your life.
Back in late 2021, when I was just a 7th-grade kid stuck at home doing online classes during the Covid-19 lockdown, the winter weather in Northern Vietnam was freezing cold. I had no clue what website architecture or SEO meant. I just opened Google, tinkered with basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript snippets, and launched my very first Blogspot site named "lOGHITECHUR"—yeah, go ahead and laugh, looking back at that name still makes me cringe. Nobody read it because the layout was a complete mess and the content had zero direction. Then I built my second blog under my own name, got my first-ever Google AdSense approval, tried launching "Cevta", and later in 2023 started over from scratch with "ANewPlus" and "ANewStudy". Every single time those old projects stalled, it taught me a brutal lesson: if a blog lacks a clear backbone and a well-organized archive, both readers and Google search bots will walk right out the door.
When I officially established this ecosystem in mid-2025 and carried it into 2026, I told myself I wouldn't repeat that mistake. Even when I briefly rebranded the system to Sata (which stands for Sáng Tạo—Creativity) in July 2026 and then switched the brand identity back to Thăng Long IT | Website Sharing Tricks - Tech & Science Knowledge at the end of August 2026 to respect the trademark rights of an older startup forum, the core database remained intact. Everything from my early code-sharing days to our newer deep-dive commentary on society, climate, and internet culture lives right here under one roof.
2. Complete Directory & Navigation Tree of Thăng Long IT
Below is the interactive accordion menu containing every core section, author profile, legal policy, topic label, and self-hosted web utility currently operating on Thăng Long IT. You just need to click on each tab to expand or collapse the links inside:
Trang chính
Tác giả
Thông tin & chính sách
Chuyên mục nổi bật
Công cụ của Blog Share Tips
3. What is actually inside each of these sections? (A quick tour from the admin desk)
If you just look at the short titles in the dropdowns above, you probably only see half of what we actually do here. Let me break down the real work behind those folders so you know where to click depending on what you need today.
The People Behind the Keyboard (Authors & Main Pages)
For a long time, I walked this blogging path completely alone. Trying to write daily posts, optimize on-page SEO, debug CSS layouts, and deal with AdSense reviews all by yourself while still attending classes at Việt Đức High School is exhausting. That is why in April 2026, I put up a recruitment post looking for collaborators who love writing and strictly refuse to use AI to generate articles. Right now, under the Authors tab, you will find two main profiles: my own page (Ngô Anh Vũ), where I handle all the technical coding, Blogspot API tools, template shares, internet drama analysis (like the downfall of online "gangsters" or parody music legends like Vanh Leg), and Northern Vietnam weather commentary; and Lê Minh Ngọc (who also goes by Hiền or Hìn), a member of our team whose five-part personal diary series from 2021 brought genuine, emotional stories about family, youth, tutoring kids, and relationships to the blog.
Blogger Tricks, Source Codes, and UI Templates
This is the bread and butter that made the community know about Thăng Long IT in the first place. Under the Blogger, Code, and Template labels, I upload things I have actually tested and used on my own sites. For instance, if you want to give your blog a fresh coat of paint, you can grab the Lantro UI V2.0 template or the T-Plus UI Liquid Glass mod inspired by Apple's iOS 26 interface—completely free, zero fees charged, just leave a comment with your Gmail. If you are a fellow webmaster tired of people copying your posts via RSS or XML, you can check out my JavaScript Sitemap URL Extractor tool, the JSONP Recent Comments widget, or the Blogspot Detailed Info Lookup source code powered by Google's Blogger API v3.
The Subdomain Ecosystem (Thăng Long IT Web Tools)
I am the type of person who gets super annoyed when a third-party service goes down and drags my work down with it—remember back on November 18, 2025, when Cloudflare suffered an Error 500 internal server crash globally and even took Canva offline while students were rushing their presentation slides? Or that evening on June 12, 2026, when the entire Meta ecosystem (Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, Threads) logged everyone out at 8:40 PM and made people panic thinking their accounts got hacked? Experiences like that pushed me to build self-reliant tools hosted on our own subdomains.
When summer break started in late May 2026, I spent days writing over 1,000 lines of code running on Cloudflare Workers paired with D1 SQL Database and Worker KV to build our custom 2026 Blogspot Admin Dashboard. Alongside that internal system, I opened public tool subdomains for you guys in the Thăng Long IT Tools tab: you can inspect raw data feeds at Feeds, look up blog metadata at Tools, encode/decode scripts at Decode, test live HTML/CSS/JS in browser at Editor, grab fast CDN links via JSDelivr, copy symbols at Emoji, jot down quick drafts on Notepad, or generate awesome GitHub profile READMEs using GPRM.
Policies, Copyright & DMCA Protection
Running a blog in the AI era means dealing with content scrapers, iframe injectors, and site mirrors almost every week. In our Information & Policies section, we lay out clear rules regarding copyright protection (DMCA), privacy, and cookies. We respect intellectual property above all else—when we share a modded template or a script, we always credit the original developers like Coshix or HieuDevs, and we expect anyone reposting our original articles or source code to link back to Thăng Long IT properly.
Small tip for you guys: If you want to view every single article published on this blog arranged chronologically by label without clicking through pagination pages, head straight to the Posts Sitemap link inside the third tab above!
Don't forget to click on the blue notification bell at the bottom right corner of your screen to receive the latest updates from Thăng Long IT. If you find any broken link on this sitemap or have an idea for a new web tool you want me to code next, drop a comment right below to give me more motivation to keep typing!
Conclusion
Thank you for coming here, and thank you for reading this page. Remember to follow and support Thăng Long IT. Wish you good health, productive study and work days, and happy exploring around our little corner of the internet! (update 17:45 PM - 28/10/2026)
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