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In How about some blogging stability for 2026? I wrote that I resolved to not change blogging platforms more than once a quarter. This would be an easy goal for most people. For
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Sooo, I thought I wanted a new theme but that didn't work out, so I changed my mind and decided to go back to my old PaperMod theme. Trouble is, that
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I'm fishing for a new theme. I'm willing to change SSGs to get one I like.
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I wanted a more generic version of my emacs lisp function for creating new posts. Claude helped me write it.
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Creating a new blog post for Hugo couldn't be simpler. One simply creates a new Markdown file in the correct folder, making sure it contains the proper YAML front matter, and.
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Hugo is actively developed and still gets a lot of attention. This is fine. What's not fine is that it seems like every third update introduces breaking changes.
I updated to
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You'll notice that baty.net is back to using Hugo[1]. I really like Kirby, but every time I use a platform that's not fully static, I get twitchy,
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Pagefind makes me happy. It is a static search library that is so easy to configure and use that I can hardly believe it. Here's a quick summary of how I
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I came this close to moving my blog at baty.net back to Hugo. Even worse, I considered archiving all the content and starting fresh. I mean, completely fresh. No more dragging around
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It's been nearly a month using Ghost, so it was time to switch back to Hugo.
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New Orleans without a camera. Hugo and Kirby options.
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I was bored and feeling some nostalgia about Hugo so here we are again.
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We're back on Hugo for baty.net.
For the past few months, I've been learning how to create a blog using Kirby CMS and it's been a
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After yesterday's Kirby->Hugo-Kirby debacle, I've been thinking about why I spend so much time farting around with and on my blog. Fair question, and one I don&
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Have you ever been so enamoured with plain-text-static-html publishing that you're willing to burn down a month of implementing a blog using Kirby CMS in order to go back to using
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It's possible that no one will ever see this post. I'm writing a Hugo-formatted markdown file in Emacs. This means it will be published to a defunct copy of
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