I don't recommend Hugo for:
- Confusing architecture
- Steep learning curve
I recommend Jekyll more than anything else. It is simple, beautiful and straight forward. Easy.
- Confusing architecture
- Steep learning curve
I recommend Jekyll more than anything else. It is simple, beautiful and straight forward. Easy.
Jekyll, OTOH, needed me to install umpteen things. Note: C++ developer here, never had to use Ruby directly for anything. I write my articles on-the-fly on different laptops, during flight, etc. So having `git` and `hugo` alone in the terminal and Emacs is good enough for me. Hugo also runs a local server which updates Firefox on every save.
I'm afraid I'm guilty of this too; countless hours of yak shaving [0] the stylesheet :( However, one thing I consciously avoid: not being happy. Every session, at close, I make peace with the existing styles and tell the perfectionist in me that it'll never be perfect but will eventually get close. For that session I'll make possible changes and write the rest on my mind in TODO. My original site was just a copy of Ghostwriter theme[1] and small incremental updates eventually led to what you saw.
Thanks for the compliment :)