In a previous post I provided some notes related to setting up Hugo. In this post I continue with my Hugo journey, but focus on information related to hosting the site with GitLab Pages.
Data science, water, isotopes, and ecosystems
Wetlands and landscapes
hugo
This is the third blog/site I’ve built in the last few years. Knowing very little about web development, but wanting to develop some kind of curated web presence, I’ve moved from Blogger to Jekyll (hosted on GitHub) and now to Hugo (which I’m hoping to host on GitLab using a custom domain) via the blogdown package in R. It’s really my comfort with R, Rstudio, and knitr/rmarkdown that has prompted this move, because I want to take advantage of all the features I’m used to in the R/RStudio…
Recent posts
A brief visualization of R's distribution functions, focusing on the normal distribution
Base R, the tidyverse, and data.table: A comparison of R dialects to wrangle your data
Vectorize in R
Benchmarking R and Rcpp
Notes on using a custom domain to host the site
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I am a PhD candidate at the University of Wyoming, studying mountain wetlandscapes.