Berke Durak <berke.durak@exalead.com> writes:
> Ocsigen seems to have sparked an emerging interest for web frameworks
> written in functional languages.  I'd like to compile an exhaustive
> list of pages or sites using Ocaml as frontends or backends, with the
> technologies they use.  Please do not hesitate to add any past or
> present running Ocaml site or page, even if its a personal site.

My personal site, <http://www.elehack.net>.  Static website compiler
built in OCaml, generating pages with a bit of PHP in them for the
actual server-side stuff (although changing all that to server-side
OCaml with FastCGI is in my list of things-to-do).

- Michael

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