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HugoConf is the free, online conference for @GoHugoIO! Talks: hugoconf DOT io ⭐️ Tweeting @GoHugoIO tips, tricks, tools, and releases ⭐️ ✍️ by @avidlarge
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Joined March 2022
Self hosted a Hugo website from scratch today 🤩 > loved bearblog theme > thought of making it personal website/blog > no self hosting option > figured out there’s a way to do it using Hugo theme & static site generation > touched Hugo for first time, got scrappy & implemented
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🚀 New Hugo video just dropped! From content adapters to shortcodes tricks, this month’s newsletter is packed with tools and tutorials! https://t.co/nFeAgE2NEt
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@hugoconf @GoHugoIO @OpenAI @FlutterDev It was an interesting process and certainly more straightforward than our @FlutterDev app translations. We wrote an article to help others and shared some code
evnsteven.app
Learn how we used OpenAI API to translate our Hugo-based website efficiently, saving time and ensuring quality.
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Many thanks to community contributions from @realPottekkat, @basyliq, Liu Jinyi, @rabkin_gena, @cferdinandi@mastodon.social, @thomasjsn, @MansoorBarri, @shankar@mastodon.social, and Francesco Tomaselli, and a great showcase site from @KochiFOSS!
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First Hugo video and newsletter for the year — featuring themes, modules and partials from a wide range of community contributors! https://t.co/EC5Zk2FeVA
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I remember I started building a static site generator myself but stopped midway realising the madness I'm indulging in and just went with Hugo
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Great process post, incl a Hugo shortcode for Bunny Stream vids!
Only took about a year to get the blog post published. Better late than never. Here is my @GoHugoIO #BunnyStream implementation 🤠
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... and more! Check out the video to keep up to date with the latest Hugo news https://t.co/pIMFvBKfw2
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Chris Wiegman recently migrated to Hugo and is already: 1️⃣ Sharing tips on better responsive images 2️⃣ Turning his new Hugo site into a theme https://t.co/zlaIePtsxp
chriswiegman.com
When I moved back to Hugo from WordPress I decided to keep the same repo I had from my last foray into Hugo (2019-2020). That allowed me to keep the old version of the site while still giving me a...
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Want to embed Bluesky posts on your site? Bryce Wray’s Bluesky shortcode uses oEmbed, just like Hugo’s classic Twitter shortcode. https://t.co/KYxzLkoPkK
brycewray.com
While it doesn’t do static embeds, this shortcode gives you an easy way to show content from an increasingly popular social network.
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🔄 Migrating from WordPress? @ashishbhatia's wp2hugo tool makes it smoother—great for edge cases & even direct Markdown migration! https://t.co/5Lw7sTlbo4
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v0.139.0 is here! ✅ Dependency refresh ❌ Old code deprecated = fewer build errors 🆕 New flag -O to hugo server to open up the site in your browser after start https://t.co/FOEbAPTHQt
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The world’s fastest framework for building websites. - gohugoio/hugo
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Tested a bunch of static site frameworks and settled on Hugo ( https://t.co/wEqFVezR0a) built with Go. Turns out, it’s the simplest option for deploying a personal blog or notebook. Plus, Hugo is insanely fast! Traffic and affiliate marketers, take note! 😊
gohugo.io
Hugo is one of the most popular open-source static site generators. With its amazing speed and flexibility, Hugo makes building websites fun again.
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@AbhiramVAnand & I had the privilege to volunteer in developing the website for @KochiFOSS. it's live at https://t.co/5qmbRKMjb4. built using @GoHugoIO. here's us & @SubinSiby pressing the merge button!
Our last meetup of 2024 rocked🤘 We enjoyed listening to Advaith, Anandu, Richi, and Ramees. The accompanying discussions on the subjects of their talks were fun and meaningful. There were 7 meetups this year in all. We'll see everyone next in 2025!
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The biggest overall take, though, is the 67% rise in prerendered / hybrid approaches in the top 10k high-traffic sites. Over 12% of the popular sites use these approaches. As @mikeneumegen sums up, "Given how much of the web is inherently static, this trend is promising."
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