When I remember to update https://build-100-websites.fun/ https://build-100-websites.fun/ with my recent antics (whew it's been a while), I like to write it in

When I remember to update https://build-100-websites.fun/ https://build-100-websites.fun/ with my recent antics (whew it's been a while), I like to write it in raw HTML just so I remember why I never ever do that anywhere else. My typical tool of choice for static sites and plain old prototyping remains Hugo, which rounds out at least half a dozen other websites I'm the sole contributor to right now, like https://hiandrewquinn.github.io/selkouutiset-archive/ https://hiandrewquinn.github.io/selkouutiset-archive/. Like everything you have to amortize the one time cost of learning it over the n times you use it. If you only ever make one website, raw HTML might be fine -- if you're trying to make 100, some experimentation might be worthwhile.