hugo

As you can see since this week this humble website has been remodeled a bit both visually and internally, and it is that not only there are new colors, images and sections, but it also offers all its content in 2 new languages! I have decided to do this step because first of all I wanted to test how the multilingual thing worked in Hugo and also to try to make reading the articles more comfortable for people who visit it, without the language being an obstacle and offering the greatest comfort and pleasure to readers....

Google Analytics First of all what you need is to obtain a Google Analytics tracking ID. For that you need to sign up at Google Analytics. Then, you need to create a tracking ID following the next steps: Click on Admin button (on the bottom left corner). Click on Create Account button. After all the steps filled, click the Create button and accept the terms and conditions. After the completion of these steps you will obtain your tracking ID....

After long time without writing… I’m back! I was planning to rebuild my site and start creating content again but never found the time until now. I wanted to do my theme from scratch instead of using a predefined theme, so I had to learn how the templating and the content managing is done in Hugo. Once I did that process, I want to sum up the most important things that I consider you have to know if you wanna do your own theme like I did (this site is the prove of that!...

If you want to create a fast static website I recommend you Hugo. It’s written in Go and it’s really use to configure and adapt to your needs. In addition, you can choose through different themes created by the team and others by the community or even create your own one. Here I’ll explain in some steps how to create one blog with Hugo and how to be hosted & deployed in GitHub and GitHub Pages....