My tech energies have been focused on building a new website for my main business, Orange Computer, a local computer repair and sales business.
Using the #hugo static site generator, a hugo theme that uses the #bulma CSS framework.
It's been a learning curve to figure out how to bend the hugo theme to my purposes, but probably better to use a theme than building completely from scratch.
I think I like Hugo's approach and how things are done, but haven't used enough to be familiar with it.
@retroedgetech I'm kinda shaky with hugo at times. Like I want to love it, but at the same time I also wonder if I'm limiting myself by using it.
@10leej Agreed. My son is experimenting with a full web framework (similar in concept to Ruby on Rails or Python's Flask or Bottle) called Lapis, based on #nginx, #openresty and #lua.
That's more for building web applications with database backends, but you could also use it to build simpler websites with more application logic and dynamic requests instead of a static website that #hugo produces.
Eventually, I'd like to do more with Lapis... it'll probably be a while.
@retroedgetech Part of me wants to hook into a hugo like egenrate and publish a podcast feed.
Hugo can do rss news feeds but not sure on the podcasting.