I do the majority of my coding on a remote server which houses the data and virtual environments I use. When I’m working on my laptop, I’ll open a remote session through the VSCodium extension Open Remote - SSH by GitHub user jeanp413 which has all the niceties and tools I’m used to, like GitHub Copilot. However, when traveling for conferences, workshops, etc., I can find it cumbersome to lug my laptop around. So, I found a way to remotely edit and run my code using my iPad through Jupyter Notebooks. It isn’t the most comfortable setup and I don’t have access to all the tools I’m used to, but it only requires installing one free app, Termius, a “modern SSH client designed for productivity and collaboration.”.
At the bottom of each page of this website, it says: Published with Hugo Blox Builder — the free, open source website builder that empowers creators. Similar notes can be found on many websites. For someone like me who might be interested in how a particular site was created, it offers a place to start looking. However, I found it easy to initially become lost in the vast array of resources available for most popular static website generators. Here, I detail exactly how I used Hugo and GitHub Pages, among other tools, to set up the website you’re reading.
