Build a Free Knowledge Base Website Using Hugo (30 Minute Tutorial)

In this project, I will show you how to create a Free Knowledge Base Website for your Engineering Projects using Hugo, Netlify, and Github.
This is useful if you want to have a support, help desk, or documentation website but don't want to spend a lot of money on knowledge base software. We will also add ticketing so that users can submit a form and send a request for support.
You can also use this tutorial to practice using Terminal commands, Github, and to learn how to build a website using Hugo the Static Site Generator. A lot of these skills transfer nicely to personal portfolios, blogs, and other static sites.
From this Video:
Resources:
- Hugo Website: gohugo.io/
- Dot Theme: github.com/themefisher/dot-hugo
- demoHugo Github Repo: github.com/liz-miller/demohugo
- atom Text Editor: atom.io/
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[@aidaafshar8281]

Thanks for including the debugging process in the video!

[@nincolassantos3384]

Thank you for the content, great job on presenting this type of website!

[@jimdaniels6667]

Thank you for the fast paced video! OK so I watched on 2X speed, definitely fast-paced! It was helpful to me as a Hugo & Netlify rookie. Atom was discontinued since you made the video, so using VSCode. My wish was that you were going to show us a basic KB website, how to organize & add KB content, etc.. Maybe you did sort of show that and I just have to connect a few more dots. In any case, the "Service ticket" functionality you showed was helpful as well.

[@LearnRobotics]

Going to be adding another Hugo vid shortly that walks through the updated process for ya

[@boudrymichel890]

MERCI beaucoup ... clair, précis BRAVO

[@cirtasport]

how to display categories with numbers of posts on homepage builded with Hugo

[@marcuswest4572]

I wanted to watch, but the Terminal is too small. Shame.

[@LearnRobotics]

Thanks for the feedback! Next time I will make the font size larger. Should have an article with the terminal commands in the next few weeks.