I see these articles come up quite often yet it makes no sense to switch to hugo. I also tried it because I was fed up with Ruby (not Jekyll). It turns out that

I see these articles come up quite often yet it makes no sense to switch to hugo. I also tried it because I was fed up with Ruby (not Jekyll). It turns out that the tedium of implicit hell and cryptic templates which comes with hugo makes it much worse than the occasional bumps with upgrading Jekyll. Hugo is like choosing Scala (which is a baroque abomination of implicit stuff) over Kotlin (which is a pragmatic language). I think the problem here is bias. When you are fed up with something you tend to see everything else through rose colored glasses. See hugo for what it is: a tedious, cryptic unintuitive and dumb static site engine.