I'd love to see more reasoning about the decision process to select one static site generator in particular. There are a ton of them, and for sure a bunch of them that we could call "the big ones" so anyone deciding to migrate will probably go through the aame process of evaluating and choosing. i.e. Hugo, Eleventy (11ty), Jekyll, and a couple more are the most known. Seeing Jeff's decision process could be interesting.

Hugo is very well established, but at the same time it's known for not caring too much about introducing breaking changes; I think any given project with that age should already respect its great userbase and provide a strong guarantee of backwards-compatibility with the inputs/outputs that it decides to draw for itself, not revolve in an eternal 0.x syndrome calling itself young enough to still be seeking its footing in terms of stability but I digress... and in fact, Hugo hasn't been great in that regard. Themes and well functioning inputs do break with updates, which here in this house of mine, is a big drawback.