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anthonylewis.com
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mdhughes.tech
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| | | | | In brief: I tried to use Gutenberg for that, and it's fucking garbage. It repeatedly failed to load, just a blank page, and then after a couple tries it came up. It recognizes pasted-in Markdown, but doesn't let me write in Markdown. It makes half the window unusable whitespace instead of more editor. So I've... | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | Introduction Hello everyone ?, This is a quick post on how I migrated my blog from WordPress to Hugo. I will not go into details on how to install Hugo or how to use it, but I will share some of the things I learned along the way. I've also written a simple tool in Python to aid you in the migration process. You can find it here: https://dnutiu.github.io/jekyll-to-hugo/ Why not WordPress? I've been using WordPress for about 5 years now, and I've switched from free hosted WordPress to self-hosted and then to premium hosted WordPress. | |
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blog.nobugware.com
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| | | I've always developed my own blog system, that's a good way to learn a new langage. But having to maintain a working server or hosting is no fun, there are some solutions like Jekyll or Hugo they generate static web pages based on some Markdown files you wrote. As it's just basic html files, they can be served by Github gh-pages. It opens the door to blogging from anywhere without internet connection or your own laptop, just write some Markdown then publish to github later or event edit your new blog pos... | ||
