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The Maintainers Dilemma(spf13.com)
9 points by spf13 4mo ago|0 comments
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by spf13 10mo ago
100% agree. These factors are generalized and without context. The context you bring is essential to making the right decision. The next post I'm writing is all about how to apply this framework to your specific context.
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The 9 Cost Factors(spf13.com)
10 points by spf13 10mo ago|2 comments
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Why engineers can't be rational about programming languages(spf13.com)
164 points by spf13 11mo ago|200 comments
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by spf13 1y ago
Hi HN, author here. While reading Franklin's autobiography, I was completely struck by the systematic, almost algorithmic way he taught himself to write. He designed a process of compressing, reconstructing, and comparing his work agai
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How Benjamin Franklin Invented Machine Learning in 1720(spf13.com)
8 points by spf13 1y ago|1 comments
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by spf13 4y ago
I never intended this statement to be taken as if I built these alone. Thanks for this candid feedback. Perhaps a more accurate wording is: "You may know me from helping to build the Go Language, Docker, MongoDB, and Drupal & creat
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by spf13 4y ago
I built and led the team that was responsible for the MongoDB user experience. We designed and built MongoDB's integrations with programming languages & third party systems (Drupal, Hadoop, Storm, Spark, etc). Our team wrote the Mo
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by spf13 4y ago
Thank you!
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by spf13 4y ago
I can confirm it's quite accurate. I've been the person responsible for these metrics the entire time cited.
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by spf13 5y ago
A couple of the Go authors did a lot of the initial coding and continue to code in Acme (rsc, r). The broader Go team use a wider variety: Vim, Emacs, Goland, and VSCode are the most popular from what I've seen.
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by spf13 6y ago
I did this exact thing when I got frustrated with Jekyll (and friends) and created Hugo. Of course, at the time all SSGs were in dynamic languages and very VERY slow. Happy to see some Hugo ideas made it into Zola.
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by spf13 6y ago
This is the first. There have been several designs previously, each of which was refined based on feedback, culminating in this proposal.
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by spf13 10y ago
I didn't. I'm shocked how awful these ads are. I've turned it off completely.
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by spf13 10y ago
Disclaimer: I am the creator of Hugo. Trying to provide an impartial perspective here for the readers. Everyone has different needs and tastes so no tool works for everyone. Here's how I see Hugo's strengths and weaknesses. I&#x27
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by spf13 10y ago
Disclaimer. I am the author of Hugo and former exec at Docker. I don't speak for Docker and I've been gone for over a year so the following is at best a guess. From my reading of their blog post I see that their primary motivation
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by spf13 10y ago
This is surprising and counter to what most others are experiencing. Many of the performance optimizations have tradeoffs and while they increase performance for the majority of cases, some cases will experience slight degradation. This is
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by spf13 10y ago
Thanks for this feedback. We are striving to make the docs as good as we can. We would love to hear more about your experience so we can improve the docs further.
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by spf13 10y ago
Hugo is not blog oriented and works well with any site structure. A good way to a lot of different ways of how people are using Hugo is with the site showcase. http://gohugo.io/showcase/
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Hugo SSG v0.17 released (2x speed and multilingual)(spf13.com)
28 points by spf13 10y ago|3 comments
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Hugo 0.16 released(gohugo.io)
38 points by spf13 10y ago|6 comments
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by spf13 11y ago
It can optionally use python-pygments for syntax highlighting. It's not a requirement and as you mention alternatives are available.
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by spf13 11y ago
Hugo provides many of the same features of Harp.js which is also a good project. Hugo provides a server for local development like jade. Hugo is a bit easier to install as it doesn't have dependencies and doesn't require an existi
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by spf13 11y ago
Currently hugo has not focused on this aspect of development and many people have found success combining Hugo with Gulp. There are a few projects related to this that make it pretty easy. There's a good discussion around this on the f
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by spf13 11y ago
Hugo is built is a way that virtually everything you would want to do with a static site generator is configurable without go or recompilation. Smashing Mag had a good write up explaining this http://www.smashingmagazine.com&#x2F
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by spf13 11y ago
I like Wercker which works well on github pages, s3 and ssh. There's a good tutorial at https://gohugo.io/tutorials/automated-deployments/ I just used this technique for https://stevefrancia.com a
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Hugo v0.15 releasedL Higher performance, Jekyll import, template improvements(github.com)
122 points by spf13 11y ago|33 comments
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by spf13 12y ago
The v0.13.0 release is the largest Hugo release to date. The release introduced some long sought after features (pagination, sequencing, data loading, tons of template improvements) as well as major internal improvements. In addition to the
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Hugo Static Website Engine v0.13(gohugo.io)
27 points by spf13 12y ago|6 comments
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Pointers vs. References(spf13.com)
5 points by spf13 12y ago|0 comments

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