Building a Hugo Progressive Web App with Gulp, ES6, SASS, and Bootstrap Support

Sun, 08 Dec 2019 20:38:18 +0800

I’ve been using Hugo across a few different projects for almost 2 years now. Recently the Bootstrap team announced they’d be replacing Jekyll with Hugo for their docs which seems like pretty solid validation for the project.

I hope others decide to take Hugo on as their static site generator, I think the community would benefit from having additional developers as it receives more exposure.

To help those who are looking to give it a go I thought I’d put together a how-to for what I would consider to be good practice for building a site in Hugo that supports ES6 and SASS.

Foresty.io For Writing Blog Posts on Hugo

Tue, 27 Feb 2018 17:26:18 +0000

I’m just writing a blog post, like I would have done in Wordpress years ago, before I made the decision to move to a statically generated site for the huge development and security improvements that it brings.

But I stopped posting, I mean I started again recently, but the barrier of entry is still there. Pull up vim and stare at a completely blank screen and … don’t type, because it’s so intimidating.

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Building a Hugo Progressive Web App with Gulp, ES6, SASS, and Bootstrap Support

Foresty.io For Writing Blog Posts on Hugo