HugoConf is the free, online conference for @GoHugoIO! Talks: hugoconf DOT io ⭐️ Tweeting @GoHugoIO tips, tricks, tools, and releases ⭐️ ✍️ by @avidlarge
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Self hosted a Hugo website from scratch today 🤩
> loved bearblog theme
> thought of making it personal website/blog
> no self hosting option
> figured out there’s a way to do it using Hugo theme & static site generation
> touched Hugo for first time, got scrappy & implemented
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Catch up on the latest Hugo news!
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Hugo Conf retweeted
Going from Wordpress to Hugo naresh.se/en/posts/202425/20… #wordpress #hugo #static #Website #hosting #free
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🚀 New Hugo video just dropped!
From content adapters to shortcodes tricks, this month’s newsletter is packed with tools and tutorials!
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It was an interesting process and certainly more straightforward than our @FlutterDev app translations. We wrote an article to help others and shared some code evnsteven.app/articles/how-w…
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First Hugo video and newsletter for the year — featuring themes, modules and partials from a wide range of community contributors!
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Many thanks to community contributions from @realPottekkat, @basyliq, Liu Jinyi, @rabkin_gena, @cferdinandi@mastodon.social, @thomasjsn, @MansoorBarri, @shankar@mastodon.social, and Francesco Tomaselli, and a great showcase site from @KochiFOSS!
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Hugo Conf retweeted
I remember I started building a static site generator myself but stopped midway realising the madness I'm indulging in and just went with Hugo
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Great process post, incl a Hugo shortcode for Bunny Stream vids!
Only took about a year to get the blog post published. Better late than never. Here is my @GoHugoIO #BunnyStream implementation 🤠 blog.cavelab.dev/2025/01/bun…
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@GoHugoIO enthusiasts, we’ve got fresh resources for you!
🎥 Here’s a video recap (at the speed of Hugo)
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👇 Dive in for details!
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Chris Wiegman recently migrated to Hugo and is already:
1️⃣ Sharing tips on better responsive images
2️⃣ Turning his new Hugo site into a theme
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... and more! Check out the video to keep up to date with the latest Hugo news
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Hugo Conf retweeted
Tested a bunch of static site frameworks and settled on Hugo (gohugo.io) built with Go. Turns out, it’s the simplest option for deploying a personal blog or notebook. Plus, Hugo is insanely fast! Traffic and affiliate marketers, take note! 😊 basyliq.fyi/cookbook/hugo2do…
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Hugo Conf retweeted
@AbhiramVAnand & I had the privilege to volunteer in developing the website for @KochiFOSS. it's live at kochifoss.org. built using @GoHugoIO. here's us & @SubinSiby pressing the merge button!
Our last meetup of 2024 rocked🤘
We enjoyed listening to Advaith, Anandu, Richi, and Ramees. The accompanying discussions on the subjects of their talks were fun and meaningful.
There were 7 meetups this year in all.
We'll see everyone next in 2025!
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A nod to @GoHugoIO in the Web Almanac chapter on Jamstack: as far as we can tell, it's still the most-used SSG among pre-rendered sites. (Though Next.js is catching up...)
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The Web Almanac Report is back this year — 16.9M websites tested, and 83TB of data processed — and it’s fascinating reading. Thanks to @mikeneumegen, @thomkrupa and @guaca for their work on the Jamstack chapter, leaving very little actual editing for me 😅 almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
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Looking purely at JavaScript shipped (median, mobile again), we can see how wide the gap is between Astro/Hugo (164/210KB respectively) and Next (583KB).
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The biggest overall take, though, is the 67% rise in prerendered / hybrid approaches in the top 10k high-traffic sites. Over 12% of the popular sites use these approaches. As @mikeneumegen sums up, "Given how much of the web is inherently static, this trend is promising."
ALT Given how much of the web is inherently static, this trend is promising. By adopting a static-first model and limiting dynamic rendering to dynamic content, the web could not only be faster, and lighter weight, but also significantly more environmentally friendly.
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