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TinyWiki
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Created: July 28, 2004
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Wiki is (now) a generic term for
simple content management systems.
Anyone may edit pages, and
pages automatically interlink
according to a keyword system.
TinyWiki is defined as a Wiki
implemeneted in 100 lines of code.
Of course, like all projects, it
ran away and now has features
crawling out its ears, but it's still
100 lines for the core application.
One of the features is
"ActiveWikiPages". TinyWiki
is viewer-extensible.
Anyone may add Perl to pages and
have it execute on the server.
This would be a great way for
novices to learn Perl in an
environment with live, useful
data, active users, and room for
creativity.
It's also potentially of interest
to anyone who just wants to muck
around with Wiki without necessarily starting their own. The "home" TinyWiki runs perldesignpatterns.com.
Email me for help, or leave notes
on the page you're working on and
I'll see them eventually (usually
a week or two unless things are
active and then I'm active).
More advanced users are of course
welcome to hack on the core.
My ultimate goal is to build
something in the vein of
Perl Monks (perlmonks.org)
but less organized, more dynamic,
more organic, more insane, and
focused on software design in Perl.
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Documentation, Network, System administration, Web |
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Active |
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Some |
| Difficulty: |
1 |
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Consider a difficulty of 1 to be "anyone" and a difficulty of 10 to
be "gurus only".
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Members |
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scottie
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Admin
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Links |
| Programming interface for user supplied Perl |
| The base TinyWiki software |
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If you are interested in getting involved with this project, please
check the project's website if it has one, or send one of the
project admins email.
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