Hugo Theme Stack Blog

This Hugo blog template, built on the hugo-theme-stack theme, lets you create a static personal blog from Markdown files with a few command-line commands and includes a Chinese-language tutorial for setup.

What is this Hugo blog template?

This is a personal blog template that uses the Hugo static site generator and the hugo-theme-stack theme. It takes Markdown content as input and generates a deployable static website. The repository includes a tutorial at blog.tuwei.space that walks through the installation process. The template targets bloggers who prefer a simple, static approach to publishing.

Key Features

• Hugo static site generation — generates a fast, database-free blog from Markdown files.
• hugo-theme-stack — a Hugo theme that provides a modern, responsive blog layout for posts.
• Single-file post creation — run hugo new post/myfirst.md to create a new Markdown post.
• Post with resources — run hugo new post/web3-meta-mask/index.md to create a post with a folder for images and other assets.
• Draft preview — use hugo server -D to run a local server that shows draft posts.
• Setup tutorial — a step-by-step guide is available at blog.tuwei.space, covering installation and configuration.

Who is this blog template for?

• Personal bloggers who want to publish Markdown posts to a static site without managing a content management system.
• Hugo beginners who need a working theme plus a tutorial to get started quickly.
• Developers who want to create posts that bundle resources, such as screenshots or code samples, using the index.md folder pattern.

What can you do with this template?

• Static website owners: generate a fast, secure blog with no server-side database.
• Technical writers: create posts with associated assets by using the folder-based post structure.
• Students and learners: follow the tutorial at blog.tuwei.space to learn how to set up and deploy a Hugo site.

How does this template work?

1. Install Hugo and clone the template repository.
2. Create a new post with hugo new post/myfirst.md.
3. For a post with accompanying resources, create a folder and an index.md inside it, like post/web3-meta-mask/index.md.
4. Preview the site locally with hugo server -D, which includes draft posts.