Hugo offers two options for organizing page resources like images. We can use absolute paths to a root-level folder, or use relative paths to images in page subdirectories. Let's walk through the basics of each approach.
Hugo themes are easy to find and easy to implement on a site. But what if we want to build our own? This would be ideal if you're bringing your own templates or styles from an existing project. Or maybe you have a clear design in mind already. So let's explore the process, step-by-step.
Static site generators are proving to be valuable tools to extend or augment a content-management system like Drupal. I've been experimenting with Hugo to understand how adding it to a Drupal site can bring some advantages. My conclusion is that it's totally doable.
Static site generators have been a hot topic in web developer circles for a while now. Just like any other software tool, static site generators can offer a great solution to specific problem. But what is that problem, and who needs to solve it?