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Reference, Hugo Taxonomies
Hugo defines Taxonomies that may be used in the front matter of Markdown documents. This site uses the following taxonomies:
Topics should always be included in the topics section of the front matter, must be one of the following options and must appear exactly as follows:
- Agile
- CI-CD
- Containers
- Event Streaming
- Kubernetes
- Messaging and Integration
- Microservices
- Python
- Reactive
- Serverless
- Spring
Tags may appear in a tags section of the front matter. Usually tags refer to a specific technology within a topic such as Spring Boot within Spring. 'tags' are free form at this point and can be anything. They are not surfaced directly at this point and mostly aid in search.
Patterns may be added in a patterns section of the front matter and must refer to the title of an existing section within the patterns directory under content.
Use the team taxonomy to attribute one or more authors to a piece of content.
Content may be tagged as featured: true along with a weight in the front matter to appear in the Featured section on the home page. Only three will appear at once.
- Start Here
- Prewriting / Ideation
- Setting Up You Environment to Create Content
- Drafting Content
- Editing Content
- Testing Content Locally
- Committing Content to be Published
- Content Next Steps
- Start Here
- Prewriting / Ideation
- Tools you need (hint: it's Google Docs)
- Drafting Content
- Editing Content
- Contributing Content