General Have You Used Hugo, an Open Source CMS to Build Static Websites?

[Nomad]

Have you heard of Hugo, an Open Source CMS to build static websites? If you're wondering whether Hugo is a good CMS for you or not, here are some key features to consider:

Hugo comes with a built-in server that allows you to preview your website as you build it. This feature streamlines the development process, helping you create a polished website in less time.

Hugo supports publishing content in multiple languages so it is ideal for creating multilingual websites. If you want to reach diverse audience, Hugo is a great choice.

With built-in Markdown syntax support, formatting content and creating new pages in Hugo is easy. Markdown makes it easy to structure and style your content without the need of HTML knowledge.

Hugo is written in Go, so it performs well on Windows, macOS, as well as Linux.

 

[Darth Cognus]

As a fan of minimalist setups I've been interested in it for certain sites but for being lightweight it just 'feels' heavy to me in a way I haven't gotten through yet. I'm odd though (some of what I do is literally just notepad++ and folders with mass text replace if I need to update the whole project on something), I know it's popular and useful although I wouldn't think of it in the same context as I'd think of a forum or software that's heavier by nature.