YOCaml a framework used to describe static site generator
What is YOCaml YOCaml is a framework used to describe build systems in OCaml, released under GPL3 license, with an API suited for creating static site generators. Unlike Hugo, Jekyll or Zola, which provide a CLI, YOCaml is closer to Hakyll, as it imposes no structure, requiring you to build your generator step by step. This offers the opportunity to create diverse projects such as a personal blog, a personal wiki, more experimental sites, a webring or even this documentation website. Written in OCaml YOCaml is, as its name suggests, written in the wonderful language OCaml, a programming language that is statically typed (with type inference), functional, imperative, and object-oriented, and that features a rich module system. While the simplest reason we wrote YOCaml in OCaml is probably…
