The theme I have originally chosen was Ananke, I thought the design was ok. Anyway, I ran Hugo with CSS processing. $ hugo Start building sites … | EN | FR -------------------+----+----- Pages | 21 | 13 Paginator pages | 1 | 0 Non-page files | 0 | 0 Static files | 5 | 5 Processed images | 0 | 0 Aliases | 3 | 1 Sitemaps | 2 | 1 Cleaned | 0 | 0 Total in 1889 ms Yes, that 1889 milliseconds, that theme had few things that I didn’t like, one of them being the fact that it relied on node.

My previous site was a total nightmare to maintain, I got a bit wild with my ideas, I thought it would be cool to have a component based blog system, well it was cool at the time, the issue was I ended up building an interface that was very clunky to work with, therefore it has taken me a lot of effort to write a simple blog post as each blog page was built up with different component for different kind of content for example, text (Markdown), images and youtube video.

The theme I have originally chosen was Ananke, I thought the design was ok. Anyway, I ran Hugo with CSS processing. $ hugo Start building sites … | EN | FR -------------------+----+----- Pages | 21 | 13 Paginator pages | 1 | 0 Non-page files | 0 | 0 Static files | 5 | 5 Processed images | 0 | 0 Aliases | 3 | 1 Sitemaps | 2 | 1 Cleaned | 0 | 0 Total in 1889 ms Yes, that 1889 milliseconds, that theme had few things that I didn’t like, one of them being the fact that it relied on node.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

At one time, I used to have a favourite text editor and a favourite programming language, but I had one issue I have got emotionally attached to them and why was that an issue? It was an issue because it’s caused me to have an inflexible attitude, for example, I couldn’t work with a certain company or clients because they want me to use a certain programming language and then I realised if I learned only one programming language and not anything else, I would have got stuck in a rut and that not really a good thing, I really don’t want to be in that position.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

My previous site was a total nightmare to maintain, I got a bit wild with my ideas, I thought it would be cool to have a component based blog system, well it was cool at the time, the issue was I ended up building an interface that was very clunky to work with, therefore it has taken me a lot of effort to write a simple blog post as each blog page was built up with different component for different kind of content for example, text (Markdown), images and youtube video.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

The theme I have originally chosen was Ananke, I thought the design was ok. Anyway, I ran Hugo with CSS processing. $ hugo Start building sites … | EN | FR -------------------+----+----- Pages | 21 | 13 Paginator pages | 1 | 0 Non-page files | 0 | 0 Static files | 5 | 5 Processed images | 0 | 0 Aliases | 3 | 1 Sitemaps | 2 | 1 Cleaned | 0 | 0 Total in 1889 ms Yes, that 1889 milliseconds, that theme had few things that I didn’t like, one of them being the fact that it relied on node.

My previous site was a total nightmare to maintain, I got a bit wild with my ideas, I thought it would be cool to have a component based blog system, well it was cool at the time, the issue was I ended up building an interface that was very clunky to work with, therefore it has taken me a lot of effort to write a simple blog post as each blog page was built up with different component for different kind of content for example, text (Markdown), images and youtube video.

Hello, I have recently switch to Hugo and the reason why I have done that is because I just don’t have the time to maintain my existing site, it’s involves having to maintain the database and that can take some time to maintain. I honestly rather just use an IDE of my choice and just write in MarkDown and save it to my private git server. I don’t mind maintaining my own git server as that does not take up too much time, and it’s relies on SQLLite and that is built into the software (Gitea), and I can easily keep the backup maintained.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

My previous site was a total nightmare to maintain, I got a bit wild with my ideas, I thought it would be cool to have a component based blog system, well it was cool at the time, the issue was I ended up building an interface that was very clunky to work with, therefore it has taken me a lot of effort to write a simple blog post as each blog page was built up with different component for different kind of content for example, text (Markdown), images and youtube video.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

At one time, I used to have a favourite text editor and a favourite programming language, but I had one issue I have got emotionally attached to them and why was that an issue? It was an issue because it’s caused me to have an inflexible attitude, for example, I couldn’t work with a certain company or clients because they want me to use a certain programming language and then I realised if I learned only one programming language and not anything else, I would have got stuck in a rut and that not really a good thing, I really don’t want to be in that position.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

The theme I have originally chosen was Ananke, I thought the design was ok. Anyway, I ran Hugo with CSS processing. $ hugo Start building sites … | EN | FR -------------------+----+----- Pages | 21 | 13 Paginator pages | 1 | 0 Non-page files | 0 | 0 Static files | 5 | 5 Processed images | 0 | 0 Aliases | 3 | 1 Sitemaps | 2 | 1 Cleaned | 0 | 0 Total in 1889 ms Yes, that 1889 milliseconds, that theme had few things that I didn’t like, one of them being the fact that it relied on node.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

I have heard of Hugo for quite a while now, I never thought about using it, until about a few weeks ago. When I started using I thought it was great, the idea of being able to write content in Markdown and actually being able to save it to Git is really quite nice. What Hugo does is take the content that written in Markdown and convert them to HTML, on top of that it uses Go’s templating system, because of my background in Go, I was already familiar with it, so I felt right at home.

What is a Raspberry Pi It’s basically a small ARM-powered computer that lets you do whatever you want with it if you want to know in great detail visit https://www.raspberrypi.org/ I personally used a Raspberry Pi for building a custom NAS server and torrent box, it’s has served me quite well. I also used a Raspberry Pi for setting up a media centre as well, it’s pretty cool. Running a NAS Server on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Kodi running on Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) How to prepare the image for Raspberry Pi using WSL2 Before we do that I’m going to list down the requirements.