I’ve spent a bunch of time trying to figure out how to get a solid web editor interface implemented for Hugo but have largely been unsucceessful. As a result of that and the tweaking and moving and styling I’ve been messing around with, the majority of my posts have been about the tech stack used for this blog. I knew there would be some posts around this as I got everything figured out but that was not really the intent behind this blog.

# Current state I’ve got Hugo up and running nicely. I’m getting down how the flow of everything works with it and what the built-in features are. I’m pretty happy with how it looks and I really like the fact that it is a static site with very little configuration. I have the whole thing under source control on an instance of Gitea on my VPS. It is mirrored to my personal Github account for redundancy.

# kill-the-newsletter I gave in and just created kill-the-newsletter RSS feeds on the official service for the few newletters I have that aren’t RSS-able. The cost of increasing my vps size was more than I was able to justify for just a few RSS feeds. Since setting it up it’s been working great and I have no complaints. As long as they keep it up and running, I should be good.