Static Web Site Design Tools
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@scottalanmiller said in Static Web Site Design Tools:
Simple site just whipped up in Hugo. Definitely way faster to churn out a really simple site in Hugo compared to WordPress once you get a process down. And deploying via Git is awfully nice.
Where did you find a velcro cat and a house with carpet on the ceiling?
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@JasGot said in Static Web Site Design Tools:
@scottalanmiller said in Static Web Site Design Tools:
Simple site just whipped up in Hugo. Definitely way faster to churn out a really simple site in Hugo compared to WordPress once you get a process down. And deploying via Git is awfully nice.
Where did you find a velcro cat and a house with carpet on the ceiling?
When you work with vets, you find everything
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@scottalanmiller said in Static Web Site Design Tools:
Simple site just whipped up in Hugo. Definitely way faster to churn out a really simple site in Hugo compared to WordPress once you get a process down. And deploying via Git is awfully nice.
Since it uses Go's templating as a base, creating themes and extending themes is pretty easy. I've added custom parts to themes with custom types and it only took a small amount of time.
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@Obsolesce said in Static Web Site Design Tools:
@scottalanmiller said in Static Web Site Design Tools:
Playing with Hugo today and I'm liking it a lot. Thanks for pressuring me to stick with it till I got it working
I got Hugo working well and set up in Azure DevOps so rebuild the site when I commit and push an update to the master repo.
I really like it. Jekyll was great too, but now I think I prefer Hugo.
This is what I do for my blog. Except it's built with a GitLab runner and it uses GitLab pages to present it.
