https://daredevel.com/tags/hugo/ Recent content in Hugo on Daredevel by Valerio Galano Hugo it-it v.galano@daredevel.com (Valerio Galano) v.galano@daredevel.com (Valerio Galano) Tue, 11 Feb 2020 07:00:00 +0100 https://daredevel.com/post/2020-02-11-continous-deploying-of-hugo-based-website-with-github-actions/ Tue, 11 Feb 2020 07:00:00 +0100v.galano@daredevel.com (Valerio Galano) https://daredevel.com/post/2020-02-11-continous-deploying-of-hugo-based-website-with-github-actions/ UPDATE 2020-05-01: Some weeks after this post was published, SamKirkland released version 3 of FTP-Deploy-Action. So I updated code snippets. Old version of this post is available on archive.is. At the end of 2019 I discovered Hugo Framework, I started refactoring my personal websites and writing some posts about some solutions I had to implement to accomplish features I was wondering for. You can find more details in post How to add Iubenda prior blocking of cookie scripts to Hugo Disqus shortcode. https://daredevel.com/post/2020-01-07-how-to-add-iubenda-prior-blocking-of-cookie-scripts-to-hugo-disqus-shortcode/ Tue, 07 Jan 2020 06:00:00 +0000v.galano@daredevel.com (Valerio Galano) https://daredevel.com/post/2020-01-07-how-to-add-iubenda-prior-blocking-of-cookie-scripts-to-hugo-disqus-shortcode/ In recent days, I worked to convert my Wordpress-based personal website to a static blog created using Hugo framework. The result of this conversion is the blog you are reading at the moment. I made this decision because I was bored to continously update and take care of a complete Wordpress instance with the purpose of keep online a simple personal blog. But this is another story… Anyway, I discovered Hugo Framework at the suggestion of my friend Giuseppe Pugliese (Magnetarman) and, after some scouting on official documentation, I understood that Hugo was what I was looking for: a fast and simple framework to build websites.