Inside your public/ folder, there should be an index.html file.Is there anything in your public/ folder? (does it even exist?) If not, something went wrong when compiling the website with blogdown::hugo_build().If the website is not working, you can check the following: Switch to RStudio and type the following commands Now you need to install Blogdown, which is the program what will allow you to build and deploy your website, and Hugo, which is the template generator. a basic level of xperience with Git or GitHub is needed.īefore we start, I will take for granted the following:.some familiarity with using the terminal,.a basic level of coding experience and comfort with Markdown files.Note that there are other ways to create a personal website (free version but often come with ads): Hugo offers many other website templates but I will concentrate on the Hugo Academic theme, since it’s the one I used for my website and I believe it’s the best one for building academic profile pages. Hugo integrates nicely with the blogdown R package, letting you write your website entirely in R. Steven Miller has a nice rundown on all of the advantages of this approach.it can be hosted for free with GitHub Pages.it produces a beautiful and professional website that is ad free.
it requires some (minimal) coding experience.Two of the most popular programs available for building static sites from Markdown files are Jekyll and Hugo. I use a static site generator that produces HTML from easy to edit Markdown files. It should take less than an hour to build a website to start with. This post is adapted from a blog post by Matteo Courthoud on how to build an academic website and all the credit goes to him.
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