Igor Baiborodine

I’m happy to announce that the Bilberry theme can be used as a Hugo module as of version 3.8.0. The Quick Start section of the README has been updated accordingly. The Hugo module option is now recommended when pulling theme files from GitHub’s Bilberry Hugo repository. Another option for adding theme files via git clone, git submodule, or zip file is also supported. The theme’s demo website is now built and deployed using the Hugo module approach.

I also migrated my personal website kiroule.com to using the Bilberry theme as a Hugo module. The Bilberry Sandbox website is built and deployed in both modes: on Netlify via the Git submodule and on GitHub Pages via the Hugo module.

Use Video Embeds in Hugo Theme

In this article, I will show how to handle video embedding when creating content for a Hugo-based website or enhancing a Hugo theme; it continues the series “Hugo Theme Recipes”.

Integrate Google Analytics with Hugo Theme

This article provides a quick recipe for integrating Google Analytics with a Hugo theme. Hugo comes with a group of built-in internal templates, including those required to use Google Analytics, and I’ll show you how to incorporate them into the Hugo theme.

Automate Data Upload to Algolia Index with GitHub Actions

In this post, you will find a ready-made recipe for automating the upload of index records to Algolia using GitHub Actions workflow. It complements my previously published “Automate Data Upload to Algolia Index” and “Automate Data Upload to Algolia Index: Revisited” articles.

Series

Use Video Embeds in Hugo Theme

Integrate Google Analytics with Hugo Theme

Automate Data Upload to Algolia Index with GitHub Actions