Hugo

In the previous post, we walk through the process to create a Hugo website and generating static files. The next process is to host the static files on the internet. Hugo documentation, which can be accessed at https://gohugo.io/hosting-and-deployment/, describes different ways to host and deploy the Hugo website. The conventional approach is to generate the static files from a Hugo website and host these files with your choice of hosting providers. [Read More]

Hi, this is my first post for my GitHub blog. I created this post using Hugo. I have used Blogspot for blogging for a while, and I found the blogging experience is less desirable, unresponsive, and slow. I was looking for a static website generator for my github.io pages. In this post, however, I focus only the Hugo first. The hosting on Github.io comes in the next post. You can create a Hugo website, run it locally in a console, and view it in a browser while in development or writing mode. [Read More]