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I am a software engineer (and erstwhile engineering manager and director).
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Hello, Ordinary Blog
elide "as a function of developing/testing it"
Hello, Ordinary Blog
Elide "the sake of", i.e. "For this post, "
Hello, Ordinary Blog
A period here is probably more appropriate, given that there are two distinct thoughts here, rather than a composite?
Hello, Ordinary Blog
consider replacing "primary" with "initial", since I think you're just talking about temporal order not relative importance.
Hello, Ordinary Blog
Something like, "After installing the Hugo CLI and initializing a project," is probably a little more readable (simpler sentence structure).
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elide "as it grows and evolves over time"; implied.
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As used here, "barrier-to-entry" might be slightly more readable if hyphenated