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As someone who is a competent iOS developer but not much of a web developer, all I can say is that I completely identify with this critique. The Hugo docs are
by chrisbrandow 5y ago
As someone who is a competent iOS developer but not much of a web developer, all I can say is that I completely identify with this critique.
The Hugo docs are just straight to the deep end.
- subpixel 5y agoAs someone who is(was?) a competent web developer, all I can say is that Hugo templating turned me off of the project. For as long as I used Hugo, I felt like I was in a horror corn maze.
- zellyn 5y agoAs someone who is an experienced back-end developer, and used Hugo quite early on, and has understood enough of the Hugo/Goldmark integration to write and install a custom markdown plugin, all I can say is that I _completely identify_ with this critique. I would add: - the ecosystem of Hugo theme production/rating seems SEO-scammy - the docs seem uncertain on whether you should use “Modules” That said, I was able to hack pikchr.org support into my blog, and the ability to create beautiful diagrams[1] while previewing with live refresh has been amazing. [1] eg: https://zellyn.com/2022/02/cs-ramble/1c/ https://zellyn.com/2022/02/cs-ramble/1c/