Hugo, a popular static site generator, offers simplicity, speed, and flexibility for creating and maintaining websites. In this blog post, I will walk you through the process of creating a Hugo website from scratch. I will cover the installation of Hugo, setting up a theme, writing your first page, pushing changes to GitHub for version control, and configuring deployment using Netlify.In the fast-paced world of blogging, it’s essential to stay updated with the latest technologies and trends. When I first started my blogging journey, like many others, I chose WordPress as my platform of choice. However, as I added more functionalities to my site, I noticed it becoming bloated and the load times increased.As technology continues to advance, the idea of a smart home has captured the imagination of tech enthusiasts worldwide. I was no exception. After experiencing the convenience that Alexa brought into my home, I wanted to take my home automation journey to the next level.In the last article, we decided to develop a simple login form. Let’s start with the looks!
Take a look at the form below. For now, its just HTML and CSS!
If you try to interact with the form above and click on submit, you might see a warning from CodePen.In this series, I will try to explain some basic concepts on which Angular is based off. I believe that the best way to learn a new framework is to know how it works in the first place. The more you explore, the more you will learn.