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Hugo is great Even though I’m late to the party, having not blogged for a while (see my older posts here), I came across a bug in Hugo today. To get a little bit more performance from my site I decided to use the --minify option in the hugo command for the production build on netlify’s build server in netlify.toml as you can see here. My navbar didn’t have icons in it before, and I thought it would look nicer with some icons added. On my local server it looked fine: ...

Built with Hugo I’ve moved away from Wordpress as it was getting bloated, complicated to manage and expensive to host. I wanted something that was fast easy to use cheap to host source controlled I can now write blog posts in markdown in vscode and then push my changes to GitHub which lets me have a history, I can edit from anywhere by pulling and pushing from any machine, even my phone. ...