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   I really have to stop floundering and draw up a plan of attack. Hugo is a great tool with a wealth of themes to adapt and study, but I need to have time to actually write in https://brasilianas.github.io/[these writing spaces I keep setting up for myself]. 
   
  -Ghostwriter in Hugo is not *so* fantastic that I just have to have it in my portfolio.
  +Ghostwriter in Hugo is not *so* fantastic that I just have to have it in my portfolio. But I do like it.
   
  -I want to write criticism and essays in the genre of Camus and a cheap spy novel about money laundering and Uruguay and Paraguay. I have https://brasilianas.github.io/[a thing about Paraguay], this is true.  +I want to write criticism and essays in the genre of Camus and a cheap spy novel about money laundering and Uruguay and Paraguay. I have https://brasilianas.github.io/[a thing about Paraguay], this is true.  I explain it https://gringolalia.surge.sh/2016/09/07/porque-sambodia/[here, in Portuguese]. I have decided to write all my front end development and design notes in Portuguese, for the practice. 
  +
  +=== Update: Surge and My Urge to Merge
  +
  +image::surgetogringolalia.png[Urge to Surge]
  +
  +Okay, the second time through the list of third-party deploy options I discover that http://griongolalia.surge.sh[Surge] is the answer to my need to post sites to URLs that I can show to clients. 
  +
  +Surge totally rocks. `npm install --global surge` and then just plain `surge` in your project directory. 
  +
  +Prompts you for the folder to push and the subdomain and **bazunga**!
  +
  +What is their business model, I wonder?
  +
  +But this solution does not let me clone and push from a clone repo another computer, like the one in the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cancer_Ward[Cancer Ward] (Раковый Корпус). So I cannot push things like theme changes with version control. Handy to be able to check out your homework during your rehab down time, even if the Window XP machine -- you heard right -- is agonizingly slow.
  +
  +http://prose.io/#bretonio[Prose.io] is one way to work from remote locations: Brazilian LAN houses or a laptop in a café or a chic *padaria* with WiFi or such like. But then you get those problems when you `git pull`. I really need to study `git` more systematically. 
  +
  +Is there any online courseware on this subject? 
  +
  +https://github.com/github/training-kit[Of course there is]! 
  +
  +Forking to bretonio ...
  +
  +I audited https://www.coursetalk.com/providers/coursera/courses/social-network-analysis[a great Coursera course] last year on social network analysis and visualization with https://gephi.org/[Gephi]. 
  +
  +I was running my own crawls using http://www.cwr.cl/projects/WIRE/doc/[WIRE], https://tupiwire.wordpress.com/2014/05/01/spidermen-wire-pajek/[churning the data in Pajek], and visualizing the results. 
  +
  +A big waste of my potentially productive -- money-earning --time, but I enjoyed it a lot.  One of these days I will look into link analysis with http://wiki.apache.org/nutch/NewScoring[Nutch], but for the time being I am busy enough with rehab, writing and studying the fabrication of sites. 
positive.code: = Hugo: No Go
  :hp:tags: front-end, github, hugo, static site generator, hosting, push, workflow, automation, themes, deployment
  
  My Hugo experience has been really frustrating. I guess https://discuss.gohugo.io/t/i-am-really-confused-as-to-how-to-deploy-hugo-with-github/3669/7[I am not the only one].
  
  With Hugo, I am able to build and serve locally all manner of remarkable sites with ease. It rocks. It rolls.
  
  
negative.code: 
  I have followed http://codethejason.github.io/blog/setupghpages/[these instructions], and variants for deploying to a personal or org page.
  
  I have tested Netflify and Surge and am testing https://gohugo.io/tutorials/automated-deployments/[Wercker] and https://travis-ci.org/gringolalia/gringolalia[Travis] and others. I am making a list. I am checking it twice. 
  
  I have checked out a couple of https://github.com/spencerlyon2/hugo_gh_blog/blob/master/deploy.sh[deploy scripts] as well, including http://heiber.im/post/switching-to-hugo/[this one] for deploying to personal or org pages rather than project pages.
  
  image::netlifyfailurescale.png[]
  
  