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You'll need:

Git
- Windows installer here.
- Linux instruction here (but it should come with Linux out of the box).
- Mac OS X installer here.
A Markdown editor
- I very much recommend Typora, I'm writing this using it.
- But you can use anything you like, even VS Code.
A Hugo theme you like
- You can see a list of themes, along with demos here.
- You can also search GitHub or the Web and find any other theme you'd like.
- I'm going to be showing two themes:
  - Minimal for the test website, which I'm using at my InfoSec/Hardware blog (hosted on GitHub Pages).
  - Learn, which is the theme of the website you're reading this on (hosted on Netlify).
- If you're using GitHub Pages and Jekyll or any other combination, they all come with a bunch of themes you can choose from. Or you can create something of your own. :)
Hugo
- Hugo has great official docs on how to do this, but as always, TL;DR:
- Any platform:
  - Download the latest release from GitHub (v69.0 at the time of writing).
  - Just copy the binary file to a folder where you want your websites to be.
- Platform specific alternatives here (e.g. Homebrew, Chocolatey).