Transitioning to Hugo for static site generation

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Transitioning to Hugo for static site generation

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Thank you @mjhenkes!

[mjhenkes]

I put out a pr to setup heroku pr deployments for the new hugo version of the site.
#141

[cchesser]

I applied a9e9c78 to add pagination support to the site. It flexes on the first page to have the main featured content.

[cchesser]

Applied changes with b1de1f0, which updated posts using code fences to indicate larger blocks to have line numbers. Also, updated the main logo image (slightly cleaner look). Marking the "Code Syntax highlighting doesn't have line numbers anymore" as done.

[cchesser]

Applied changes with 91d8dd7, which now hosts a tech-talks page, with embedded YouTube players which are based on playlists, with a primary feature on our Tech Talks playlist (the one that routinely gets content). Then there are groups of cards (by 3), for all the other playlists on our YouTube channel. By having embedded players for the playlists, they will stay current without changing the page. The only time we need to change the page, is when there is a new playlist (yearly with DevCon).

I also applied aliases for both the open-source + tech-talks to map to what they were before if there were any direct links to these pages. I follow-up (which isn't necessary), is the tech-talks page has a lot of boilerplate Bootstrap content, which I could simplify with Hugo shortcodes. Will add that to the lists of TODOs, with an indicator is bonus.

[cchesser]

Applied fb55f2e which resolves all the post_url references, using Hugo's ref links (which also statically validates the reference).

[cchesser]

Applied df3c797 which decorates links with Cerner blue for content pages (blog articles), but not on links on the landing page (blog posts in the card views).

[cchesser]

Added several changes (1ff3e03, df470a6) which support a Lunr search across a generated JSON file created from Hugo site generation. All content which is being generated is therefore searchable.

When testing out the search, we are now generating pages for authors. Therefore, you can search for author, and get to a generated page of all the posts they have created. When doing this, I discovered I needed to clean-up our authors front-matter for all the articles that had multiple contributors. Broader set of changes applied here: de53c92

[cchesser]

Applied several feedback changes on the site via: 9fb2198

• Blue bar for top banner
• Embed Twitter feed on culture page
• Updated text on Culture page
• Updated open-source page (added clara-rules, removed scrimp, re-organized order by popularity, added links to blog announcements)
• Changed font for title / sub-title on landing page
• Corrected Heroku PR builds so search / RSS feed works (changes to base URL)

[cchesser]

Example differences on banner / title:

[cchesser]

Fixed the navbar expansion when on a mobile device (was a bug with jQuery 3.5.0), so updated to 3.5.1 that fixed it: 7bd0c89

Example on devtools simulator for phone (before the expansion wouldn't even work):

This set of changes also fixed some other weird quirks when further testing:

• Card views on other suggested blog posts (bottom of an article), all the text would be in blue since the entire card was a link (so changed the styling to stop that)
• Changed the summary text that is generated on the cards to be escaped HTML, as there was some garbled summary views for escaped characters.