Migrate site from jekyll to hugo

[rlskoeser]

minimum for switchover:

• import all latest content and update
• tags (working but updates styles; use smallcaps/mixed case for readability & accessibility)
• authors are not showing up on blog posts (single or list/summary);
• dates showing up on non-dated pages (about, SIG, etc); should only show up on blog, news, meetups
  • fix date format for workshop/meetup posts (wrong format)
• theming (? - how much do we care about current theme/colors? )
• featured posts on the home page (what's new section; replicate pinned news items and pinned content pages) - use clarity's featured post functionality
• handle news posts with permalinks: sc-changes, adho-sig, dhrse-whitepaper (redirect? or override url)
• site search (minimal / parity with current site)
• add "join us" link to main nav; highlight visually
• disable time to read and social share (sitewide via config, if possible!)
• add authors to RSS feeds
• add links to make it easier to find RSS feeds (already included in html headers)
• github action workflow to build and publish the site
• clean up lingering jekyll content (_layouts, old md/html files)

follow-up tasks

• configure to use netlify cms (now decap cms) for editing #79

[ColeDCrawford]

For Netlify/DecapCMS, do we need to use Netlify for deploys? Or are we thinking OnRender or GH Pages for prod? I think we need an OAuth server to use GH for auth, Netlify can do that but not sure how it would work with a different deploy strategy.

[rlskoeser]

@ColeDCrawford I was thinking we'd continue using github pages for the production site. I assume there's a way to make that work with decap cms, since we were using some version of it before.

I was just using Render so there was a place to see the the WIP Hugo site.

We could continue Render to preview PRs if that's helpful.

[maltevogl]

two comments:
third level headings at this side seems not to work: https://dh-tech.onrender.com/workshops/2022-02-17-lightning-talks/
add a link to the code review working group on the subpage of CodeReview WG

[rlskoeser]

migration complete!