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You can all the config and content of a gohugo blog in github and it built and hosted by netlify. For the local dev,
hugo server.That's what I do. And it's all free!
Just a note though: netlify runs on AWS.
That's also my setup (just with gitlab) and it works very well. Only I deploy to my own host. I use the gitlab web editor sometimes, to quickly write stuff down, it also works well if you're used to writing markdown.
I use my own gogs/gitea for now. I need to check if I need to change since the name issue.
And as CI, I use drone.