In a previous project, I had the pleasure of using Netlify as my website host. However, in my quest for new experiences, I decided to venture into uncharted territory and give GitHub a whirl. But alas, my enthusiasm was quickly dampened when I realized that I had to make my repository public or fork out some hard-earned cash for a membership. And let’s be honest, I’ve already spent way too much on questionable things. Besides, Netlify offers its services for free, so why not stick with what I know?

But fear not! If you’re up for the challenge and want to take the GitHub route yourself, I’ve got you covered. Check out these helpful links to guide you through the process: Publishing on Netlify and Hosting on Netlify with Hugo.

Oh, and let’s not forget the reason behind the quirky domain name choice. I couldn’t resist the allure of a pig as a mascot, so I snagged the domain from Porkbun. Gotta appreciate those unique touches!

So, let’s embark on this brainless adventure together and see where it leads us!