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      <description>Welcome to this ACM Luther tutorial to create a static site using Hugo. This blog post is intended to accompany the &amp;ldquo;Building a Personal Static Website&amp;rdquo; workshop on 2020, Oct 18th.
If you have any questions or trouble with this tutorial, you can message the Luther ACM Slack channel.
Philosophy Hugo is a fast, flexible static site generator, one of the most popular open source generators among the numerous static site generators available.</description>
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