Use the included devcontainer for local development.
Start the container and run hugo serve to start a development server.
To view draft files, run hugo serve -D.
The development server can be viewed in a browser at http://localhost:1313.
This repository uses the standard Hugo directory structure.
Here are some general guidelines to follow:
- Site content should go in content
- HTML layouts (e.g. for landing pages) should go in layouts
- Section content (e.g. partners, announcements, docs, etc.) should include an archetype template in archetypes (see section on archetypes below)
- Global assets (e.g. CSS, JavaScript, images used in more than one location, etc.) should go in assets
- Page-specific assets should be alongside the page itself in the content directory
Hugo archetypes provide a template for creating new content.
Once an archetype template is created, it can be used like this:
# Create a new partner
hugo new _partners/dask
# Create a new announcement
hugo new announcements/cuda-12-deprecationNetlify will create a preview environment when PRs are opened.