Building a Blog with Hugo + Cloudflare Pages
I’d been telling myself I’d start a blog for months. Then one afternoon I decided to just do it — no more planning, no more comparing frameworks. A few hours later the site was live. This post is a record of that process: not a tutorial, more of an annotated changelog of mistakes and decisions. Why Hugo I didn’t spend long choosing a static site generator. I’d used Hexo before and knew what Node.js dependency hell feels like. Jekyll is slow. Gatsby is overkill for a blog. Hugo is a single Go binary — brew install hugo and you’re done. No node_modules, no dependency conflicts, and builds so fast you barely notice them happening. ...
Hello, World
Welcome Welcome to my blog! I will share technical articles about AI, LLMs, and software engineering here. Content Direction This blog will cover the following areas: Deep Technical Articles: In-depth analysis of key technologies in AI/LLM Industry Insights: Tracking the latest developments and trends in AI Engineering Practices: Sharing experiences and best practices in software engineering Tech Stack This blog is built with: Hugo — High-performance static site generator PaperMod — Clean and elegant Hugo theme Cloudflare Pages — Global CDN deployment # A sample code snippet def hello(): print("Hello, World!") hello() Next Steps Stay tuned for more content!