I don’t know about the meaning of ‘voila’ of sentence “Proof again, and viola, a blog post”
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Voilà* is a French word, it means “here it is”, “here you are”. It’s used here in the sense that “you just do this and that and you come up with a blog post. So simple!”
Totally off topic, but this reminded me of a delightful colleague we used to call “Viola Offay”, because that’s how she used to type “voilà” and “au fait”. Thank you for this lovely memory!
voila means here it is, there it is, here they are, there they are…
viola is the name of a flower that looks like a pansy flower but without the large dark area on the petals
viola is also the name of a string musical instrument a bit smaller than a violin.
If this is not an accidental spelling mistake, perhaps the author/speaker was just trying to be funny.