This guide shows how to automatically deploy a Hugo + Tailwind CSS site to Cloudflare Pages every time you push code to your GitHub repository. It’s written for beginners — no advanced DevOps …
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Optimizing a HugoGo website to achieve a perfect 100% Core Web Vitals score is completely possible without major code rewrites. Hugo’s static site generation already gives a strong base — with server …
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SVG icons are a staple of modern web design, but managing them in static site generators like Hugo can be tedious. If you’ve ever found yourself manually copying SVG code, worrying about layout bloat, …
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When it comes to building your first website, most people immediately think of WordPress. It’s popular, widely supported, and has tons of plugins but is it really the best choice for every …
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When it comes to building fast, secure, and scalable websites, Hugo and Next.js both stand tall. But depending on your goals — especially if you’re running a blog, portfolio, agency site, or a …
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If you don't have a laptop or a PC, learning web development or starting freelancing is no longer impossible! UserLAnd is an excellent solution for creating a complete development environment using an …
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Short answer: For personal portfolio or static blog, I recommend Hugo + Cloudflare Pages. It’s fast, free, and no server headache. VPS gives more control, but needs setup and maintenance. Serverless …
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🚀 Why I Switched from Vercel to Cloudflare Pages I’ve been using Vercel for a long time to host my Next.js dynamic projects. It’s a powerful platform with excellent developer tools, easy integration, …
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When building a website or an e-commerce platform, choosing the right technology can make a huge difference in speed, cost, performance, and scalability. Next.js and WordPress are two of the most …
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If you’re running a Next.js app or hosting large assets for your project, storage costs can add up quickly. I was spending $100+ every month on AWS S3 buckets until I discovered Cloudflare R2, which …
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