Are there any static site generators people particularly like that are written in OCaml? I’m about to set up a web site for the NYC Formal Verification meetup and now that I’m an OCamler using a Ruby based one seems wrong. 
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Hi ! I know :
Personnaly, I use Hakyll (in Haskell).
Canopy is a PoC which uses MirageOS’s framework. It stills experimental and you need to pin irmin and a branch of it but it works ! If you are interesting by it, we can do something to be usable by people.
GitHub - Armael/stone: A simple static website generator, written in OCaml
I wouldn’t particularly recommend using it; it is quite basic, and I’m not convinced by its design anymore. It should still work though (I use it for my webpage).
I use Canopy on https://hannes.robur.coop (with an old irmin, and some branch of Canopy). Once irmin 2.0 is released, this should be in a better shape 
Canopy itself uses omd (GitHub - ocaml/omd: extensible Markdown library and tool in "pure OCaml"); other generators are GitHub - mirage/ocaml-cow: Caml on the Web (COW) is a set of parsers and syntax extensions to let you manipulate HTML, CSS, XML, JSON and Markdown directly from OCaml code. (IIUC deprecated, but still used for mirage.io) and GitHub - samoht/ramen
Logarion is written in Ocaml.
https://logarion.orbitalfox.eu/start-your-own-logarion-archive.html
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