My Hugo installation is up and running! Well, locally anyway, it’s nowhere online. Am now learning how to use it. How fun! I would happily spend my life creating funky little archival websites/blogs of weird little niche subjects.
My Hugo installation is up and running! Well, locally anyway, it’s nowhere online. Am now learning how to use it. How fun! I would happily spend my life creating funky little archival websites/blogs of weird little niche subjects.
@hollie Yeah! I’ve personally been using Jekyll but I think Hugo is fairly similar in its reliance on Markdown files and then letting you create standalone page and play around with templating and stuff?
For what it’s worth and in case you’re still researching options for putting your Hugo site(s) online, I found Netlify to be the nicest option so far and I use it for a bunch of sites. They have free tiers that include support for custom domains, and you can connect it to Github so that it automatically updates your site when you push a commit to a branch.