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      <title>How did I make this website? Hugo and Markdown.</title>
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Hugo is an open-source static site generator written in the Go programming language, developed at Google. The content of this site is largely written in Markdown, a very light and human-readable format, and parsed by Hugo to create a static HTML website.</description>
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