These all look pretty ugly to me. Is nobody designing some nice ones for Hugo?
I make some nice open source and premium themes for Hugo at https://www.zerostatic.io
Hugo Themes ranked by GitHub Stars
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#32https://www.jamstackthemes.dev has a similar list of Hugo themes but also has about 800 open source themes for all the other ssgs like Jekyll, Gatsby, Next etc
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#33Why there's is two theme named "academic" with same description and screenshot? Can anyone explain to me. I been wondering quite a while
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
What would you use instead here?
Mine was more a general observation. The GH stars metric is attractive to be used for ranking, because so many projects are on Github. But sites like this also work to keep it this way forever i.e. "I must be on GH for my theme to become popular". Maybe Hugo Themes [0] or Netlify might offer a usage metric on their site. Here are two Hugo themes whose code is on Codeberg (a Gitea forge dedicated to FOSS projects) tha…
Loved Bilberry. Unfortunately I'm not ready to say goodbye to a sidebar on desktop
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#35This is actually my site, the feedback here is great and I will action a number of the things here!
- Load more button did work but the web scraping script to grab all the data had failed after retrieving only ~10 sites. So there was no more to load, this is already fixed.
- Will change references to "Github stars" etc. to just "Git"
- Will add info about what Hugo actually is above the fold!
- Will remove the stupid size increase on hover
- Academic appears twice, this is actually because the Academic team appears to have 2 different repos and have submitted it to Hugo twice... annoying, but technically correct?
Overall I don't love the design if I am being honest.