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Subscribe to Hugo’s “Releases” page on GitHub so you can keep up with Hugo updates. While many of these changes are only incremental and, thus, unlikely to merit your attention regarding an existing Hugo site, there sometimes will be a new feature which can be of great use to you and your clients. One such example was a December, 2021, release adding the ability to fetch remote resources so Hugo could process them just as if they were local to the project repository.
When styling your templates, take advantage of Hugo’s built-in support for Sass. Since all valid CSS works in Sass, you can start with “vanilla” CSS and enable Sass’s capabilities as you learn about them. Sass is proven, feature-packed, and lovingly maintained. The stability and non-fussiness of a Hugo installation will be ably complemented by the solidity of Sass.
But, compared to those other entrants in the growing list of SSGs, Hugo has a major ace up its sleeve. You see, the thing you hear most about Hugo is no exaggeration: Hugo really is the fastest way to generate a website. This SSG can easily churn out hundreds of web pages in under a second on each build. That titanic velocity is possible because Hugo itself is built with the Go language. And, since every content change on an SSG-built site generates a new build, even in development, both you and your client will find that single Hugo advantage a compelling one.