On 2013-12-23 16:58, Phil Pennock wrote:
We're outgrowing GitHub's wikis and the limitations. The git model is
great, the markdown-only is limiting adoption by non-eng, especially as
we're moving to Jira for ticketing because of the more severe
limitations there.
Are you talking about using github as a wiki, or the github wiki?
The github wiki (https://github.com/youraccount/yourrepo/wiki) supports far
more than just markdown and has a full blown gui. The limitation, a deal
breaker for me, is that it is not hierarchical. You can create directories,
but you can only have one document with a given name across all directories
and subdirectories.
This is really unfortunate, as it had everything else:
- wysiwyg interface
- history in git, which means you can work offline, merge etc...
- if you already use github, then authentication is solved
- not a fly by night hoster
If the directory issue doesn't bother you, you should have a close look.
--
Yves.
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