Hugo is an open-source static site generation framework. I don’t know where the ‘HU’ in
HUGO comes from, but I suspect the ‘GO’ part stems from the fact that HUGO is written in GO,
which might be the reason why it’s lightning-fast.
The functionalities of HUGO can roughly be divided into four areas:
- web site and web site theme generation (generating a web site scaffolding, generating
content files from templates, generating CSS files from templates).
- a high performance web site development server that reloads changes to the web site on
the fly.
- a tool to generate a static web site from a web site base of markdown files and
templates written in go.
- a tool to deploy a web site to a server or into the cloud.
HUGO comes with a decent documentation.
Mike Dane published an
excellent HUGO video tutorial
on Youtube, which is also mentioned throughout the official HUGO documentation.
this is a kitchen sink for stuff that I throw in, before I forget it, and to redistribute it later to the appropriate pages...
created on | January 18, 2022 |
last modified on | June 28, 2022 |
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