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Gaiden – create documentation in Markdown

Gaiden is a tool that makes it easy to create documentation with Markdown. The Groovy language is the base of the tool.

Rizzo is a static site generator, written in Groovy. It is currently usable, but hasn’t seen any development for many years.

Groovy Authoring for Static Sites (GRASS) is a simple script inspired by Rizzo and Octopress for generating static sites and blogs.

StaticWebPages is a user-friendly static website generator. It’s written in the Julia programming language and published under the GPL.

Franklin is a simple, customisable static site generator oriented towards technical blogging and light, fast-loading pages.

Kakyll is a static site generator similar to Hakyll (Haskell) or Jekyll (Ruby) except it’s written in Kotlin.

Kotao is a simple static site generator built in Kotlin.

Orchid is a framework for generating project documentation websites with all the bells-and-thistles.

Finch is billed as a simple and fast site generator. It can be used as a generic static site generator using Markdown files.

Stone is a static website generator written in the OCaml programming language.

Canopy is an attempt at writing a blog-engine based on Git using MirageOS. Canopy is free and open source software.

Stog is a static web site compiler. It is able to handle blog posts as well as regular pages or any XML document in general.

Luapress is yet another static site generator, written in Lua, with posts in Markdown.

LuaWebGen is a static website generator. Webpages are generated using HTML and Markdown templates.

Gerbil is a “dynamic website generator”, written in the Nim programming language.