I just wanted to give an A+ for Hugo's quickstart. This HN post was coincidentally exactly what I had been wondering about. From the wealth of replies, I narrow

I just wanted to give an A+ for Hugo's quickstart. This HN post was coincidentally exactly what I had been wondering about. From the wealth of replies, I narrowed down my choices to Jekyll and Hugo. Both require a little bit of work to render LaTeX, but Hugo seemed more tailored to newbies like myself. I finally got around to trying it and used Hugo's quick-start guide: https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/ https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/. I've never been able to breeze through a quick-start so seamlessly. Everything worked as advertised and with no prior knowledge I was able to see a post on my local machine in < 2 minutes. I'm amazed that the local server command `hugo server -D` works so seamlessly. I've yet to add LaTeX but the quickstart makes me very optimistic. Thanks again to the creators of Hugo for such a friendly quick-start.