I can understand what you mean, but even now with everyone in isolation, they call me to update their sites. Most of them are not technical mind you. I find their have good intentions to do their own posts but when it comes to remembering how to log into WordPress and actually finding where to posts, etc... They all get intimidated and just email it to me to take care of it.
I think, comparing how fast static site generator build and deploy in benchmark will get more attention from dynamic based user. Not only about Hugo vs Jekyll. But also another static site generator such Next, Nuxt, Gatsby, Gridsome, Eleventy, etc.
I can understand what you mean, but even now with everyone in isolation, they call me to update their sites. Most of them are not technical mind you. I find their have good intentions to do their own posts but when it comes to remembering how to log into WordPress and actually finding where to posts, etc... They all get intimidated and just email it to me to take care of it.
I think, comparing how fast static site generator build and deploy in benchmark will get more attention from dynamic based user. Not only about Hugo vs Jekyll. But also another static site generator such Next, Nuxt, Gatsby, Gridsome, Eleventy, etc.
I like this source too ->
willit.build/