I picked hugo for a project because of some fever dream I was having about golang whilst learning that language. I still suck at both. And I probably don't use

I picked hugo for a project because of some fever dream I was having about golang whilst learning that language. I still suck at both. And I probably don't use either enough to get good at the moment. Hugo has sharp edges and interestingly the thing I have noticed is that I would expect that Hugo should be getting to an almost finished sort of state with the project. Yet there seems to be a lot more stuff being added and just so much flexibility. Maybe I picked the wrong tool, but I agree with all of you're points about the non-opinionated nature being a disbenefit.