Github

tl;dr Hugo doesn’t do anything with a file that it hasn’t been told how to handle. I host the source for this blog in a Github repository. Github will place a notice suggesting a Readme if one doesn’t exist. In general, this is a good idea. It let’s the developer describe what the code hosted in the repository is intended to do or support. It can be used as initial documentation for a small project and a jumping-off point for a larger project.

Building a Portable Supercomputer While I am starting on April 1, this is actually something I am working on. Hugo I’m using Hugo to generate these pages. This is actually the second site I’ve created using Hugo. The first is a site for a Chrome Extension I support. Once everything is in place, this is quick and easy to maintain. However, there are many fiddly bits that need to accounted for before it all works as desired.