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Fix Video URL and emphasizing hugo command (percona#787)
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> <you> ## folder with your name, add _index.md file
_index.md ## copy from other author, change to your details
> blog ## add your post here, follow naming pattern
> contribute
> contribute
> articles.md ## add your article here
> videos.md ## add your video here
> dev.md ## add your custom dashboards, configuration files, etc.
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For more options on how to run Hugo, check out the official [Hugo documentation](https://gohugo.io/commands/hugo_server/). In your terminal, Hugo will point you to a URL, most likely `http://localhost:1313/`. You should be able to click on it or simply type the URL into your browser and see the built website. You can now add your contribution, test whether everything is working, and then submit a pull request that we will review within a few days.


## How to modify the design and theme

Here you will learn how to edit the HTML and CSS templates of the site to change the theme and appearance.
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- Install [Hugo engine](https://gohugo.io/getting-started/installing/)

- Run the Hugo server in the source code folder of the site with the command hugo server -D and open a local copy of the site in your browser at localhost:1313
- Run the Hugo server in the source code folder of the site with the command `hugo server -D` and open a local copy of the site in your browser at localhost:1313

- Create a separate branch for your changes.

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![Browser](assets/images/contributing/FindClass.png)

- Use the file search in `/assets/scss/` directory to find the right file that contains the CSS for the class you want. For example, the CSS of a post card on a blog page is edited in `/assets/scss/common/_post.scss` . SCSS files are grouped by logical meaning and application on pages.
- Use the file search in `/assets/scss/` directory to find the right file that contains the CSS for the class you want. For example, the CSS of a post card on a blog page is edited in `/assets/scss/common/_post.scss` . SCSS files are grouped by logical meaning and application on pages.

![Search results](assets/images/contributing/SearchResults.png)

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- Explore Hugo's documentation on creating and editing templates: [Templates](https://gohugo.io/templates/)

- All website templates are located in the 'layouts' folder



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speakers:
- andrey_minkin
- kai_wagner
tags: ['opensource','PMM','Stream']
tags: ["opensource", "PMM", "Stream"]
---

![Meetup](events/streams-monthly-dev/Monthly-Percona-Developer-Meetup-Code.jpg)

Have you always wanted to know what and how a developer is working? What do they do, how do they start looking into issues and how do they finally turn that into code? It’s your time to get a behind the scenes view into the daily life of a developer from Percona!
Have you always wanted to know what and how a developer is working? What do they do, how do they start looking into issues and how do they finally turn that into code? It’s your time to get a behind the scenes view into the daily life of a developer from Percona!

In this session, Andrew is going to implement the db engine configuration support for the PMM (Percona Monitoring and Management) API and will implement that into the DBaaS controller. Our developer monthly’s are interactive and made with and for the community, so you get the chance to ask questions along the way and you also learn more about the components and structures of PMM. If there are any questions that you would like to get answered, just join the monthly and we’ll freely and openly take your questions. It’s all about you, so take your chance and directly work with our developers.
In this session, Andrew is going to implement the db engine configuration support for the PMM (Percona Monitoring and Management) API and will implement that into the DBaaS controller. Our developer monthly’s are interactive and made with and for the community, so you get the chance to ask questions along the way and you also learn more about the components and structures of PMM. If there are any questions that you would like to get answered, just join the monthly and we’ll freely and openly take your questions. It’s all about you, so take your chance and directly work with our developers.

## WATCH THE RECORDING

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{{% youtube youtube_id="m-FKVdzYm6k" %}}{{% /youtube %}}

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