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        <title>Escape Static Website Dependency Hell with Hugo</title>
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        <author>the@netsec.expert (Sam Anttila)</author>
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        <description>The problem I really want to highlight something most people don&amp;rsquo;t discuss in depth when picking what technology stacks to use for their static website, something I&amp;rsquo;ve had to deal with frequently when writing for this site, and something that I found that Hugo was the only reasonable solution to.
Dependencies.
st=&amp;gt;start: Site para=&amp;gt;parallel: Site Generator op1=&amp;gt;operation: Dependency 1 op2=&amp;gt;operation: Dependency 2 op3=&amp;gt;operation: Dependency 3 st-&amp;gt;para(path1,bottom)-&amp;gt;op1-&amp;gt;op3 st-&amp;gt;para(path2,right)-&amp;gt;op2-&amp;gt;op3 Here&amp;rsquo;s a real-life scenario for you:</description>
        
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