Learning to Work with Hugo:

I’m learning to work with the Hugo static page generation system.

That’s Hugo.

Hugo takes a tree full of assorted markdown, html, and resource files and compiles it into html, which can then be deployed via something like rsync to a web site.

This post is in Markdown.

Markdown is a very basic text markup language that is suitable for many documentation activities, and is quite expressive.

It even has tables.

More adanced formatting and syntax is here