Hugo

I recently tried to percent-encode (or URL-encode) strings in Hugo. Percent-encoding is used to encode data in query strings of URLs because they must only contain ASCII characters. There is a Hugo built-in querify function to transform key-value pairs to query strings. But I required to URL-encode a single string value and not build a query string from key-value pairs.

Building upon our previous work, we will deploy Remark42 on Kubernetes with Terraform and integrate it with your existing Hugo website. Make sure to check out my previous posts about creating a Hugo Website and deploying an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster if you haven’t already.

In this beginner guide, you’ll create a Hugo website from scratch and publish the website on GitHub Pages. You’ll configure Cloudflare’s DNS and utilize its caching capabilities to optimize page speeds. Finally, implementing automated deployments with GitHub Pages will enable you to publish new content on your site easily.