I have not used it so it is a bit unfair to ask for concrete examples of what I would need that it doesn't do. But in general, something like using the GitHub API (as my user) to obtain a list of recent commits to format a certain way could be an example.
But in all honesty my question was also wondering if this had a good story around runtime Go compilation since I am building a Go project that could be construed as a "static-binary generator" for an orchestration and configuration management system.
"Middleman has the ability to generate pages which do not have a one-to-one relationship with their template files. What this means is that you can have a single template which generates multiple files based on variables."
So I can take a JSON file with an array of data, and generate a file dynamically for each object in the array.
Last I looked, I couldn't figure out how to do this with Hugo. Is it possible now?
But in all honesty my question was also wondering if this had a good story around runtime Go compilation since I am building a Go project that could be construed as a "static-binary generator" for an orchestration and configuration management system.