Article & Static Page Layouts with Sidebar

Two-column desktop layout, responsive sidebar that moves to bottom on mobile

Single Article Page (Tech Example) — Desktop View

Article View / Single (Desktop 1024px+)
TECH

Building a Go CLI Tool

Apr 12, 2026 • 5 min read

Building command-line tools in Go is straightforward and powerful. Let's explore how to create a simple CLI application.

package
main


import
(

"fmt"

)


func
main() {

fmt
.Println(
"Hello, CLI!"
)

}

This simple example demonstrates the basics. For larger projects, consider using the cobra library for more advanced CLI features.

The key advantages of Go for CLI tools are:

  • Single binary compilation (no runtime dependencies)
  • Cross-platform builds
  • Fast execution
  • Rich standard library
Tags:
#golang #cli #programming

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Building a Go CLI Tool

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Published: Apr 12, 2026
Category: Tech

Static Page Layout (Same Structure)

Static pages (/is, /is/here, /is/legal) use the same two-column layout with sidebar. The sidebar can contain:

About Page Sidebar

  • Social links
  • Contact info
  • Skills/expertise
  • CV download

Contact Page Sidebar

  • Email address
  • Social profiles
  • Response time
  • Availability

Syntax Highlighting

Implementation: Hugo + Chroma syntax highlighter (built-in)

```go
// Code here gets automatic syntax highlighting
```

Sidebar Implementation Details

Desktop (1024px+): CSS Grid layout with main content + sticky sidebar. Sidebar remains visible while scrolling.

Tablet/Mobile: Single column. Sidebar content rendered after main content using CSS order property or media query flexbox reorder.

Content Source: Sidebar content defined via optional front-matter fields or template logic (e.g., show_sharing: true, show_metadata: true).