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Wanting to get back to #blogging but also wanting to move my blog from wordpress to #hugo web framework seems to be a combo of too many steps that’s been stopping me from doing either.
I should probably start with the first, and move to the second only once I’ve gotten back to the groove of writing and publishing regularly regardless of the quality of the posts.

Hey

I am using quarto in different python projects.

I am using a different python environment for each of my projects.
And per project I am rendering them as HTML files.

How can I make a blog to aggregate my HTML files ?
Like one blog post per project ?

I would like to create a portfolio and I my open to alternatives to quarto

Thanks

I was recently having a conversation about "Mastodon hug of death" and how the type of site (static vs dynamic), caching, and page size all play a role in handling traffic. While I never expect to have to mitigate against that scenario, I wanted to take a look at my page size and my most recent post was 5.7 MB. That's pretty chonky, especially as I'm planning to self-host the site!!
That was enough motivation to finally just make a Hugo shortcode to insert images as resized figures (with full size images linked). That reduced my page size to 450 KB, a 12x reduction! That's the TL;DR, but here's the TL;PR.

shom.dev · Slimming the site slightlyI was looking into how Caddy serves pre-compressed files (html/css/js), it’s pretty straightforward, I just need to generate the compressed files after Hugo builds the site. However, that is small fraction of the total payload since a lot of my posts have images. So I’m tackling that first.

I’m a wordy bastard. I really struggle with 500 characters. I’d struggle with 500 words sometimes. It's been hard to find a flow here (despite Mona's fantastic thread generator.)

I’m creating a #blog to house longer writings and share thoughts here without requiring anyone to visit platforms so many gathered here to avoid.

I'm using #Hugo instead of my usual #WordPress and dipping my toes into #Go and #TailwindCSS. I've only created the local structures, but so far, I dig it! It's #FOSS too!

Hey #indeweb, anyone with experience hosting (open-sourced) personal sites with media files (images, PDF) on #Codeberg? I aim to make use of a #Hugo pipeline from Codeberg to Codeberg Pages, like from Github to Github Pages / Netlify / Vercel. I don't want to test the limits of the terms of use though. Also considering #Cloudinary, bit unsure how to manage the upload automatically.

Like many others, I post notes about my reading in my blog. Some of those notes are rather long, and some readers might stop scrolling and leave the page before noticing a book that they might find interesting. But TIL about the HTML details disclosure element. Now I have a short summary, and readers can click on the summary to reveal the entire note. Seems much cleaner to me. (And #emacs, #oxhugo, and #hugo make it very easy to do this.)

johnrakestraw.com/reading

#blogging @bookstodon

thinking out loudReadingswriting to see what I think
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This was also an opportunity to test Obsidian's new Web Viewer plugin. It is so much of a smoother experience, being able to edit your text and see the effect right away. If you use something like Hugo's dev server locally, it will cause the page to re-render each time the file gets saved, so changes are near-instantaneous.

Great stuff!


#blogging #obsidianmd #hugo

I have now worked for close to a decade with #Git and feel pretty confident using it nearly every day.
Still, whenever I have to deal with submodules, I feel incompetent as hell. It almost feels like that is by design
:blobcatcode:

IMO
#HUGO definitely should have a different mechanism for including themes by default.

For most of my sites I can manage that issue with
#Nix at least.

VPS за 139 рублей — дом для вашего резюме на основе Hugo

Привет, Хабр! Сегодня узнаем, на что реально способны бюджетные VPS от RUVDS . Посмотрим, что можно сделать с самыми недорогими серверами, которые так часто мелькают в рекламе. Для нашего эксперимента я выбрал конфигурацию за 139 рублей в месяц — VPS с 1 ядром процессора 2.2 ГГц, всего 512 МБ оперативной памяти и 10 ГБ на HDD, а ОС привычная CentOS 9. На всём этом добре мы развернём статический сайт-резюме на Hugo, о чём будет подробнее ниже в тексте.

habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/ar

ХабрVPS за 139 рублей — дом для вашего резюме на основе HugoПривет, Хабр! Сегодня узнаем, на что реально способны бюджетные VPS от RUVDS . Посмотрим, что можно сделать с самыми недорогими серверами, которые так часто мелькают в рекламе. Для нашего эксперимента...

Hey @NVAccess someone wanted me to record going through their #Hugo and #Eleventy website, on video, using a screen reader and upload the video to PeerTube. Is there any visual things I can do to make the experience easier to follow for sighted viewers? I've enabled speech viewer but I can't seem to alt tab to it? Am I supposed to dock the speech viewer on the side of the screen or keep it focused? I have the highlight enabled. Is there anything else I can do to make the keystrokes easier to follow visually built into NVDA itself?