I have sites in Hugo, Jekyll, and Gatsby.
Hugo appears the fastest build, but the templating is goofy to me, but that's a personal thing.
Jekyll has been around the longest I think and has a large ecosystem around it.
Gatsby benefits from the React ecosystem, which is a huge plus for me. And it seems to be growing fast.
My mental framework is if it's a site on the simpler side, I would go with Hugo, otherwise Gatsby, but that's just me.
I wonder how much people's dislike of Hugo's templating is down to not having learnt Golang. It's essentially standard library gotemplate with some extras.
So there's a question - just out of interest - have you learnt golang at all?
I have sites in Hugo, Jekyll, and Gatsby.
Hugo appears the fastest build, but the templating is goofy to me, but that's a personal thing.
Jekyll has been around the longest I think and has a large ecosystem around it.
Gatsby benefits from the React ecosystem, which is a huge plus for me. And it seems to be growing fast.
My mental framework is if it's a site on the simpler side, I would go with Hugo, otherwise Gatsby, but that's just me.
Same thought
I wonder how much people's dislike of Hugo's templating is down to not having learnt Golang. It's essentially standard library gotemplate with some extras.
So there's a question - just out of interest - have you learnt golang at all?
Same thoughts here with hugo's templating. I think a lot of people feel the same way.