I think it's still worth knowing how to host the website locally, even if it is only available on your local machine / LAN. Having to go through the deploy step

I think it's still worth knowing how to host the website locally, even if it is only available on your local machine / LAN. Having to go through the deploy step and wait a couple minutes every time to view the tiniest changes is not very good, especially in the early stages of writing a website from scratch when you may be making a lot of mistakes. Since I use Hugo to build personal sites, running `hugo server` locally produces a local version of my website that I can view in my browser at localhost:1313/ and which auto-reloads with every change. Hugo builds incremental changes almost instantly.