From: ahoward <ahoward@...>
Date: 2003-09-19T00:54:44+09:00
Subject: Re: wiki reccomendations

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, David Heinemeier Hansson wrote:

> > any votes/reccomendations for best ruby wiki?  i'm leaning towards
> > simplicity
> > over features.
>
> I have a really simple wiki almost ready for alpha testing. It's built
> on Madeleine and WEBrick. It doesn't have a concept of users nor
> concurrency editing yet, but it's never the less pretty useful.
>
> Currently it has: Recent changes, searching (regexps), referenced-by
>
> And since it's built on Madeleine and WEBrick, it's really easy to get
> running. Just run one script and point your browser to localhost:2500.
>
> What are your must-have needs?

hmmm.

what's the markup like?  personally i'd like a way to create links w/o using
CamelCase ;-)

seriously though

  * concurent editing would be good.  perhaps pstore could be used as a pure
    ruby way to aquire persistent locks?

 other than that i can't think of too much.  i really like the idea of using
 webrick and madeleine.

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