Hugo

In this test I’m comparing how different LLMs hosted on Ollama translate Hugo page in English to German. Three pages I tested were on different topics, had some nice markdown with some structure: headers, lists, tables, links, etc.

For quite a time I’ve been bugged with this annoyance to put thumbnail images of the pages into static directory. Thats for Mainroad, Rodster and similar Hugo themes.

The next step is to implement some CI/CD and setup Gitea Actions for Hugo website, to push website to AWS S3 automatically when master branch is updated.

Let’s see on github the list of best themes for Hugo static site generator, And check their star rating. You can go to official hugo themes list: https://themes.gohugo.io/

Not every second Friday, but still… We have two mainstream approaches

POSSE , which stands for “Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere,” is a content publishing strategy that emphasizes ownership and control of your online content.

Google is showing in search results some enhancements like Movie details, Job postings, Event and Course information, which it takes from website’s Structured Data. Here is - How to add Structured Data to the site using Hugo generator.

When the site is generated with hugo it’s time to deploy it to some hosting platform. Here is a howto push it to AWS S3 and serve with AWS CloudFront CDN.

Mainroad theme in Hugo doesn’t resize images automatically, just copies from static folder. So we need to prepare scripto ro resize and crop images to proper size.

Mainroad is a theme for the Hugo static site generator and in addition to looking good it has terribe image handling

Need to have some standard post-install task sequence for the reference, so recording it here.

Markdown language is used in wikipedia and Hugo. It has support for headers, lists, font style modifications, images, codequotes and tables. Here I keep a short summary of markdown formatting.

Hugo is a static website generator. It helps produce html from markup, theme and keep website organised. Like this tech blog. Here’s a list of the most useful Hugo commands with their parameters: