I automate localization workflows and write technical content. I love working with Vale, Regex, and Style Guides for quality assurance.
I've been setting up my portfolio with Hugo and experimenting with different themes and layouts. Here’s a quick write-up on how I started and some lessons learned along the way. Feedback is always welcome!
https://techwritingcx-hanku-lees-projects.vercel.app/insights/how-i-started-hugo/
You know about Hugo's powerful content adapters, right? https://gohugo.io/content-management/content-adapters/
I'll share my insights in my next article—either from my own documentation work or from learning through official docs. Topics include user guides, onboarding docs, data models, UI-based workflows (Salesforce Flow), Ansible deployment, data ingestion, storage,, and pipelines.
Even as a non-developer, I’ve used these docs to complete projects. My experience with Fedora showed me that documentation isn’t just about APIs—it also covers Git workflow (CI/CD), design, and information architecture.
우분투 번역 워크샵을 준비해주신 운영자분들 고마웠습니다. 제가 우분투 Korea 모임 참석은 처음인데 진행중에 잘 도와주시고, Weblate Translation memory, 용어집 기능도 참 강력했습니다.
What I Learned from Setting Up Hugo:
- Repeatable Process: It’s not just about building a beautiful website, but creating a reusable system for other projects.
- Long-Term Flexibility: Quick solutions often come with extra fees for updates and customization, while Hugo allows full control and flexibility.
- Theme Exploration: Understanding the core principles of a website through themes.
#hugo #documentation #foss #web @gohugoio
💡 The current "struggle" is actually an investment.
Hugo 개발 셋업 완료!
- Hugo Paige 테마로 결정
- GitHub Pages에 배포 및 도메인 연결
- GoDaddy DNS 설정(CNAME 레코드 추가)
- 개발 중 local development 환경 덕분에 효율성 좋아짐
- 포트폴리오 웹사이트, 본격적으로 구축 준비 완료
#documentation #foss #web @gohugoio #Portfolio
What I learned today: Hugo setup complete!
- Chose the Hugo Paige theme
- Deployed to GitHub Pages and configured custom domain
- Set up CNAME record on GoDaddy DNS
- Real-time preview during development boosted productivity
- Now ready to build my portfolio website from scratch!
🐧 Ubuntu Korea Localization Workshop
다시 Open Source Localization 활동을 시작합니다! 🚀
다음주 우분투 한국어 번역 워크샵에 참석합니다. 🎯
🔗 워크샵 정보 바로가기: https://event-us.kr/ubuntukr/event/99571?utm_source=forum&utm_medium=event&utm_campaign=nnayznapn8
번역 자동화, Style Guide, Vale 활용에 관심 있는 분들과 함께 인사이트 나누고 싶어요.
Mastodon에서도 오픈소스 커뮤니티와 더 활발히 소통할 예정입니다. 💻
📣 Next Week: Ubuntu Localization Workshop in Seoul 🇰🇷
I'm back to the localization community.
I'll join the Ubuntu Korean Localization Workshop next week.
🦊 @floss.social @ubuntu
#Localization #OpenSource #Ubuntu #Hugo #Fedora #RockyLinux
Are you interested in graph-based queries and data? Join online conference hosted by Neo4j on 7 Nov 2024.
@jwf I trust you're fine. Good doctors make up for the shortfalls of the health care systems, riddled by insurance industry. Take care.
Sometimes, I need to read software documentation from cover to cover. I'm exploring options to build a personal website. Hugo seems to be a good fit for portfolio website. It has great templates. Any thoughts on Hugo?
https://gohugo.io/documentation/
#hugo #static_site_generator #documentation #foss #web @gohugoio
A change of perspectives is truly motivating.
- Lessons learned rather than regrets
- Take back control of life rather than self-doubts
- Hands-on rather than theory
- Risk taking rather than drowning in misery
- Consistency rather than giving up easily
A minimalist DIY approach to operating systems and computers works for me.
- Fedora Everything ISO
- Rocky Linux Desktop/Workstation GNOME Lite
- Framework computers
#minimalism #diy #FrameworkLaptop @fedora @rockylinux @frameworkcomputer
@jwf From now on, I chose to live a nomadic life. It could be a remote island somewhere a stable internet connection is. Anywhere I can nurture community by educating and upskilling IT skills for young tinkerers.
A test Antora site is up and running for a demo!
After upgrading to #pipewire version 1.2.5. Finally, I am back to an audio system that works as well (or better!) than my old hand-tweaked setup with JACK1 and PulseAudio.
Unlike that system, this one is fully integrated - things using any of the various Linux audio APIs are all visible and routable to each other.
Latency is the same or better as I got with JACK1.
Truly excellent. Good job @pipewire
(and for those who don't know, I wrote JACK1, with the help of a lot of amazing people).
Meshtastic: Fantastic? Waste of plastic? Or something else altogether?
My Dad's a radio engineer, and he and I have been meshing for a few months—how's it going? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A7A-CSd3e4
after pulling on a few more threads, I was able to drop all the packages for the tokio v0.1, tokio v0.2, futures v0.1 #RustLang crates, and all the old crate versions they pull in from #Fedora 41+
after all the cleanup work I've been doing, there will be ~300 Rust packages *fewer* in Fedora 41 than in current Fedora 40 (~3000 vs. 3300) - with *more* applications being available in Fedora 41!
will continue working on this cleanup effort for Fedora 42+ after the Fedora 41 freeze takes effect ✨
Exactly one year since we reached 3,000 named contributors in #curl, we are at 3,257 names in the list.
This is a team effort.
The best m17n experience for Korean, Japanese and Chinese languages is GNOME on Fedora Workstation. Settled in it after trying out on various Linux desktops.
To use Korean, for example.
1. Update system
$sudo dnf update --refresh
2. Install input-methods
$sudo dnf install @input-methods
3. Enable hangul like the screenshot below.
