kiroule.com: Summing Up After 6 Months

It’s been 6 months since the inception of my website, kiroule.com, and it’s time to take stock. On 29th April, I published my first article, “Start Blogging With GitHub, Hugo, and Netlify.” Since then, I’ve published seven more articles while starting two series: “Building Your Blog, the Geeky Way” and “Hugo Theme Recipes.”

Prepare for Certification Exam with Quizlet

Here are the links to flashcard study sets I created on Quizlet to prepare for the following certification exams:

• LPIC-1: Linux Administrator (101-500)
• LPIC-1: Linux Administrator (102-500)
• Docker Certified Associate
• Jenkins Certified Engineer
• LPI Linux Essentials
• Oracle Certified Professional, Java SE 8

Add Table of Contents to Hugo Theme

This post introduces another enhancement to a Hugo theme - the Table of Contents (TOC). It’s based on Hugo’s built-in ability to parse Markdown content and generate a table of contents that can be used in templates. This article is the second one in the series “Hugo Theme Recipes”.

Add Series Taxonomy to Hugo Theme

In this post, I will show you how to implement a series taxonomy in a Hugo-based theme. The presented solution is based on Hugo’s built-in support for user-defined groupings of content. With this post, I am starting a new series called “Hugo Theme Recipes”, where I will share various how-tos on adding new features to a Hugo-based theme or enhancing existing ones.

Manage Environment-Specific Settings for Hugo-Based Website

In this post, I describe how I migrated the configuration of my site from a single config file with placeholders to the Hugo way of managing environment-specific settings, namely the “Configuration Directory” method. This article is the fifth part of the series “Building Your Blog, the Geeky Way”.