After years of building software and writing technical documentation, I decided to create a blog to share my experience and help others on similar journeys. This article walks through how I set up my technical blog, aimed at those new to blogging or Hugo. Choosing the platform For me, it’s important to have as minimal a solution as possible. While building my own Markdown-to-HTML publishing script is an idea for the future, my immediate priority was to get the blog online quickly.| nexo blog
In this post I’ll detail how I spun up my blog specifically and how you can do the same easily.| sethforprivacy.com
Hugo is a tool for generating static sites, written in Go. It is incredibly fast and has great high-level, flexible primitives for managing your content using different content formats.| Cloudflare Docs
Introducing Poison| Poison
This guide is a follow-up from my original| blog.bacongobbler.com
Hugoとは 静的サイトジェネレーター、つまりブログとかのウェブサイトを簡単に生成できるやつ。 Go言語でできています。 とりあえず使ってみようと| 八階ないブログ
Host your site on GitHub Pages with continuous deployment using project, user, or organization pages.| gohugo.io
This post describes how to set up a blog using Hugo, an open-source static site generator. The blog is hosted on GitHub Pages, a web hosting service offered by GitHub. The Travis CI continuous integration service is used to deploy changes to the blog. This post is based on Artem Sidorenko’s article Hugo on GitHub Pages with Travis CI. Contents Overview Installing Hugo Setting up the blog repository Setting up the github.| cjolowicz.github.io
So recently I decided that I really needed an easy workflow for my website, since I just wanted to write blog posts without needing to worry about site deployments. I ended up using Hugo and Cloudflare Pages to do so, which automatically deploys my website as soon as I push to my Git repository. First, some background… Hugo is a site generator, that can create static sites simply from a folder of files, with support for markdown.| espi.dev
GitLab makes it easy to build, deploy, and host your Hugo website via their free GitLab Pages service, which provides native support for Hugo.| gohugo.io
Creating a static blog with Hugo on Firebase Hosting delivered with Drone CI| atodorov.me
Discover what the Hugo - LoveIt theme is all about and the core-concepts behind it.| LoveIt
Bagatto, a New Static Site Generator : The last few weeks I've been in a bit of a ferment of inspiration. The output of my fermentation has been [Bagatto][bag], a static site generator written in the Lisp [Janet][janet].| blog.zdsmith.com