I’ve just put online my new website https://mgubi.github.io/webpages/docs/main.html which is completely managed via TeXmacs, including bibliography. I’m quite happy about the result. My next project is to write up a literate program which describes the code (CSS, JS, TeXmacs packages, bibliography style, building scripts) needed to run the website. It is not very fancy, but I aim to keep things simple and the aim is that it need a minimal maintenance. The code is in GitHub, so if you are interested you can just grab it and use it for your own pages.
Static website management with TeXmacs
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How do you do that? A single tm file or many?
It is organised like the TeXmacs blog (tm-notes): one document for each page.