I get a feeling about this as the one described in the article about git servers. Yes, static site generators make it easy to post new content written in plain

I get a feeling about this as the one described in the article about git servers. Yes, static site generators make it easy to post new content written in plain text, markdown, and other markup languages. However, it's the initial configuration that can be tough. I spent a year playing around with Hugo. Along the way, I learned a little bit about HTML, CSS, SCSS, go-template language, shortcodes, configuration through toml, toml/yaml front matter, reStructuredText, markdown, and git submodules. When my blog was Jekyll-based, I had to maintain gems that were compatible with the version of Ruby & Jekyll used by GitHub. None of this stuff is easy when you're starting out. Even when you've become used to whatever environment you've created, there are a lot of moving parts to monitor and manage.