
This course is also released in youtube, so you may hear about playlist in my demos. So please feel free to ignore it.
This course is also released in youtube, so you may hear about playlist in my demos. So please feel free to ignore it.
This course is also released in youtube, so you may hear about playlist in my demos. So please feel free to ignore it.
Create a public GitHub repository to host your static blog, add a readme, copy the repo link, clone locally, and push changes to back up and publish with Hugo.
Install Hugo on Windows by downloading the pre-built binary and adding it to the system path. Confirm access via command prompt and progress toward creating a static blog site.
Create your first static site with Hugo by selecting a theme, copying example content, and running a local server for real-time previews using markdown posts.
Customize a static blog by adjusting theme settings, building with Hugo to create a public site, and publishing to GitHub and Netlify with git workflows.
Learn to customize a Hugo blog locally by editing markdown, YAML, and assets in real time, adjust menus and tags, and publish by pushing changes to GitHub.
Create a Netlify account, connect your GitHub repo, and deploy your static blog for free; customize the site name and set up a custom domain with GoDaddy or Namecheap.
Learn to use Typora to create and edit blog content, organize files, and publish by building a Hugo site and deploying via GitHub and Netlify.
This is a short series on how to create a simple website for hosting blogs and showcase your portfolio using opensource tools such as Hugo, Github and Netlify. During COVID times, it's better to have a online presence, and nothing beats other than doing it completely for FREE. Just spend one hour and have your own blog to share! This course is also released in youtube, so you may hear about playlist in my demos. So please feel free to ignore it.