Intro Just after making the “Initial commit” (from the previous post), we published our website online, but it’s still quite empty. Obviously, it’s missing some content. Let’s create some! Get ready, throughout this post, we’re going to make a: Home page Contact page Site config Main menu Media shortcode Custom CSS & JS Breadcrumb navigation Heading links Custom syntax highlighting Copy code button Home page I’ve started with a simple index page in the content dir, like this:

Intro This site is made using Hugo and it’s deployed on GitHub Pages, automatically from this repository. Anyone can do it! In this post, we’re gonna: Start creating site Make .gitignore file Add initial content Setup automatic deployment Publish website Hugo is a static site generator (written in Go) that claims it makes building websites fun again, and I have to admit there is some truth to it. I’m not a big fan of wrangling web frontend code (been there, done that) so my goal here was obviously to avoid that as much as possible and just focus on writing content, using Markdown.

Introduction Hey there, I’m Marko. Over nearly two decades, my mission has been to simplify complexity, from the initial requirements to the code level. I’ve consistently shared my knowledge and experience by mentoring many remarkable teammates. Though I honed my skills on various platforms through many projects across multiple companies, for more than the last decade, I’ve been deeply rooted in the world of iOS Development. While I am not a seasoned blog writer, my passion for programming, software development as well as software architecture, has fueled both my professional work and personal hobby projects, ever since I wrote my first lines of code.