It had never occurred to me to upload such an application to CPAN, but having seen yours I think that might be a plan.

Upload, you're in good company

• ttree / Template::Tutorial::Web ,
• tt2size / Template::TT2Site,
• MasonX::StaticBuilder,
• staticvolt / StaticVolt,
• Orze - Another static website generator
• - Another static website generator
• wallflower - Turn your Plack app into a static site
• Miril::Manual - Why and how to use Miril, the static content management sytem.
• Web::Scaffold - build minimalist fancy web sites
• Contenticious - build web sites from markdown
• hid / HiD - Static website publishing framework
• Zucchini / zucchini - script to generate and upload template based websites

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