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www.justinvollmer.com | ||
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itwont.work
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| | | | | in which I complain about blogging. (imported post) | |
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www.outcoldman.com
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| | | | | At the beginning of this year, I moved my blog to AWS Amplify and started to use Hugo as a static site generator. Often, I write several blog posts, but I usually don't want to post them all at the same time, so I write them for the future. Like any other lazy developer, I want to automate the process of automatically posting new blog posts. Hugo is smart, and by default it does not render posts that are in the future. You can change it with the buildFuture attribute. | |
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00formicapunk00.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I switched from blogger.com the Google Blog platform to the hosted wordpress.com of Automaticc, the Wordpress blog engine main authors. I thus gain: markdown formatting when writing blog entries, finally ! running on a opensource core, that I can move locally to my own server if I ever want to fiddle with MySQL and PHP.... | |
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www.pakstech.com
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| | | In the last post of the series we touched the surface and learned what Hugo is. This time we will dive deeper and actually create our first example site with a ready theme. | ||
