Reducing Markup Debt with Hugo Shortcodes
Stop copy-pasting HTML into your Markdown. Learn how to use Hugo shortcodes to create reusable UI components and eliminate markup debt in your static site.
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Stop copy-pasting HTML into your Markdown. Learn how to use Hugo shortcodes to create reusable UI components and eliminate markup debt in your static site.
An architecture note on using Eleventy's data cascade (global data, directory data, front matter, computed data) as the minimal design for page data assembly, covering trust boundaries, failure modes, and operational verification steps.
Learn how to use the Eleventy Data Cascade to eliminate redundancy by structuring shared data across global, directory, and page levels.
Stop repeating the same front matter in every Markdown file. Learn how to use the Eleventy Data Cascade to manage site-wide, directory-specific, and file-level metadata efficiently.
Stop repeating metadata in every Markdown file. Learn how to use the Eleventy Data Cascade to manage global, directory, and page-level data efficiently.
Stop forcing everything into the /_posts folder. Learn how to use Jekyll Collections to create custom content types for portfolios, docs, and more with tailored permalinks.
Stop repeating lists in your Markdown. Learn how to use Hugo Data Templates to decouple structured content from your layouts for easier site-wide maintenance.
Goal Run a production Eleventy build in a headless CI environment that emits the static site and exits cleanly. Constraints and uncertainty The project uses a single .eleventy.js configuration for both local development and production. Locally, developers run eleventy --serve which starts BrowserSync and keeps the Node process alive for live reload. In CI, t