Sounds like JavaScript

Perforce is used, either officially or as a licensed derivative, by some very big name tech companies. I can’t name names, but you very likely wrote this comment on a platform whose code is managed by Perforce.

Hugo was born out of Google so it has all of the same benefits and drawbacks as every Google project (both internal and external):

• Lots of capabilities. You name it, it’s a feature.
• To support all of those capabilites, there’s abstractions for everything – enough to make you go a little insane if you have to go through the code.
• Lacking documentation. Nobody gets promoted for writing docs, so if you really need to know how that feature works, you have to go through the code.
• May be abandoned at any time (but pull requests/CLs are always welcome).