How to deal with sitemap in Hugo? Well, you don’t need to do anything, Hugo will generate a complete sitemap for you during the build. That’s cool. But what if you wanted to change the structure or remove some pages?

Let’s be honest, as developers we are annoyed by people who test our code and find dozens of errors. I get it but good QA engineers really save our asses, be kind to them.

“What the fuck code is this? I’ve said a thousand times to use strict operators, you don’t care about the quality of the project!” If you find yourself thinking things like that when doing code reviews this post is for you.

During the development of an application we often need to simulate the response to an API call without having a real endpoint available.

Npm is an excellent package manager for JavaScript and for sure it’s the first choice when it comes to managing packages and dependencies, but sometimes we just need to install a library from GitHub.

Hugo supports by default just two taxonomies, tags and categories, but of course you can add whatever you need to create your perfect blog.

Do you only have a few minutes to install everything you need to have Shopware Pwa locally? Are you afraid of having to stay there all night? Don’t worry, here’s how to do everything in less than twenty minutes. Ready?