qsgen, the single-script static web-site generator has just hit the first release, version 0.1.
In short, qsgen is a pure Python functional wrapper around Mako templates and the Pygments library. It lets you build a hierarchical set of .html pages and associated base templates using Mako, which will be transformed into static pages for serving on the web. In addition, it also includes support for Pygments syntax highlighting in-line with the HTML or even with source code sourced from separate files.
I’m using qsgen on both www.stackfoundry.com and tomeapi.com. If you feel making a dynamicaly scripted website just in order to display some simple content is silly, or feel the complexity and headaches of a true CMS system outweigh the benefits, then qsgen is for you.
(qsgen is very similar to a similar script called Maehan which I was using for many years. Consider qsgen a more feature packed and cleaner version of the old Perl Maehan).