After many years of service, I decided to retire my old blog made with [Blogger do Google]. My experience with static site generators has always been very good, since the early static site generators that I wrote even in the 90s, some in Object Pascal (Delphi), others even in Perl! In recent years, I had the pleasure of creating the website for the first [PyCon Amazônia], using [Pelican] and before that, I was already working on a new version of the generator for my [book site]. But I wanted a new blog and something quick, after some research, I decided to try [Hugo], written in [Go] and ultra fast. I found it very simple, easy to install and multi-platform. The new site, hosted on [https://blog.nilo.pro.br] was created by converting the Blogger posts. I also took advantage of porting the infrastructure to AWS, since the cost is very low.

After many years of service, I decided to retire my old blog made with [Blogger do Google]. My experience with static site generators has always been very good, since the early static site generators that I wrote even in the 90s, some in Object Pascal (Delphi), others even in Perl! In recent years, I had the pleasure of creating the website for the first [PyCon Amazônia], using [Pelican] and before that, I was already working on a new version of the generator for my [book site]. But I wanted a new blog and something quick, after some research, I decided to try [Hugo], written in [Go] and ultra fast. I found it very simple, easy to install and multi-platform. The new site, hosted on [https://blog.nilo.pro.br] was created by converting the Blogger posts. I also took advantage of porting the infrastructure to AWS, since the cost is very low.