I'm also using Hakyll for my site (http://www.wunki.org http://www.wunki.org). Used Jekyll before, but I didn't think the markdown libraries were up to par with

I'm also using Hakyll for my site (http://www.wunki.org http://www.wunki.org). Used Jekyll before, but I didn't think the markdown libraries were up to par with Pandoc. You can browse the source code of my site here: https://github.com/wunki/www.wunki.org https://github.com/wunki/www.wunki.org. I also threw together a script (./publish) that first gzips the static files and then uploads them to S3 with the correct headers (gzip and cache-control). Finally, it invalidates the old files on Cloudfront. Combined I get a very fast site, while keeping the cost low. Again, you can find it all in the github repository.