Hugo has template performance metrics with the --templateMetrics flag. Here’s a snippet of the metrics for this site.

$ hugo --templateMetrics

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hugo v0.101.0+extended linux/amd64 BuildDate=unknown

Template Metrics:

 cumulative       average       maximum         
   duration      duration      duration  count  template
 ----------      --------      --------  -----  --------
7.278303484s   49.177726ms  237.175705ms    148  partials/generate-feeds.html
7.22797312s   112.93708ms  246.988674ms     64  _default/single.html
6.982028147s   83.119382ms  245.262274ms     84  partials/navigator-right.html
6.683942678s   47.070018ms  237.223569ms    142  partials/web-ring.html
1.685089741s    5.561352ms   28.254398ms    303  _default/summary.html

A nice thing about following lots of diverse technical feeds is that you’ll always kinda know what’s next. The “next” darling in the realm of front end web development seems to be Next.js? Meanwhile, I’m still messing around with WordPress installs.

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