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Details about migrating my website from Blogger to Hugo.

Take on Rules began in 2011 as a Wordpress site. In the autumn of 2018, I migrated from Wordpress to Jekyll. I leverage exported utilities of Wordpress and then spent time cleaning up the results to best leverage the Markdown format. In moving from Wordpress to Jekyll 📖 , I shifted hosting to Github Pages. Almost immediately after the cutover, I switched from Jekyll to Hugo; initially so that I could more quickly iterate on the Cascading Stylesheet 📖 and Hypertext Markup Language 📖 . I adopted the Hugo Tufte theme, but my fork has long diverged.

Every goHugo update brings new surprises, most daring are the deprecated features which are now removed. This time I ran into the deprecated data.GetJSON feature which was removed.

While upgrading my Arch/Manjaro system I got Hugo upgraded to version 0.128.0. This version removes the paginate config option.

While upgrading my Arch/Manjaro system I got Hugo upgraded to version 0.128.0. This version removes the resources.ToCSS feature.

An opionated guide to learn exactly how you can host your own site.

My intro to Hugo was back in 2016, a mere 3 years after its inception, when I was in my early days of learning web development. Quite a bit has changed since …