Setting Up a Hugo Static Site on Cloudflare Pages: A Technical Guide
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tsenturk
Soft in all the wrong places. Take with a strong tea.
Summary
The article explains how to set up a Hugo static site on Cloudflare Pages, detailing the author's choice of Hugo for its speed in converting Markdown to HTML and Cloudflare Pages for hosting. It covers the technical process of creating a Hugo site, connecting it to GitHub, and deploying through Cloudflare Pages, emphasizing the simplicity and speed of the setup.
Key quotes
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Because of this, your site has MAXIMUM SPEED to serve an HTML response.
Cloudflare Pages is a service that allows you to host static sites for free and with high performance.
The process is quite simple: create a Hugo site, push it to GitHub, connect to Cloudflare Pages, and deploy.
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