Hugo blog template for Hacktoberfest HOWTO. The goal of this site is to be a collaborative guide to participating in open source, espeically during the month of October, when Hacktoberfest provides additional incentives to new developers.
This site uses the Hugo Terminal Theme and uses a GitHub Action to auto-deploy the site to GitHub pages, at hacktoberfesthowto.github.io
This repo is the source code for a static site, written using Hugo and Markdown. Instead of installing the framework, I set up the repo to run in Gitpod.
What you'll want to do:
Option 1: Make your change inside of Gitpod and preview the changes
- Make a fork of this repo to your local user.
- Sign up for a free Gitpod account at gitpod.io. You can use your GitHub user to sign in.
- Open your fork in Gitpod (it may be useful to install the Gitpod extension for your browser for this).
-- The URL to open will look something like https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/yourusername/howto-blog
- Make the needed or desired changes.
- You should be able to see a preview of this inside of Gitpod.
- Commit the changes and create a pull request.
Option 2: Make the change directly in GitHub.
- Make a fork of this repo to your local user.
- Go to the file you want to edit. Click the pen to edit the file, or press"." to open Visual Studio Code inside the web browser.
- Make the needed or desired changes.
- Commit the changes and create a pull request.
- Have a respectful code review and hopefully the changes get merged!