> The gist of what I was getting at, though, is that the
> reason why David might prefer blogs over wikis is that
> wikis lack the automation of blogs.
Nice sentence Alain :)
It's close but in fact I "like" wikis and "dislike" blogs. But I was pretty
sure that Blog's would work for people and tha
>
> I have swiki installed on my server if you would like
> to try it. It has some nice features that many wikis
> do not have, such as : (1) the editing form includes a
> field to change the name of the page; (2) when you
> change it, the name of a page is replaced everywhere
> in the wiki, e.g.
Hello Andu and y'all,
> Weblogs are not supposed to be edited in the way
> wikis are because... they are not wikis.
Good point, Andu.
The gist of what I was getting at, though, is that the
reason why David might prefer blogs over wikis is that
wikis lack the automation of blogs.
> I don't get i
Hello Sadu, David, and y'all,
> Yo! Another interested party here ...
So how about it, David. Do you have any download-URLs
for us? Reading is fun and instructive, but we want
to *play* with something. Some building blocks... ;-)
> We're using a wiki to create a user extensible
> software manua
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 15:02:52 -0700 Alain Farmer
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Hello David, Andu, and y'all,
That's odd! My experience is exactly the contrary.
Blogs are like un-threaded forums. The messages just
pile in one after the other, most recent one on the
top.
That's the thing, blo
Hello David, Andu, and y'all,
> I've not used MC to create server side blog/Wiki
> stuff -- it's already been done...
Please, please, I *beg* you to give us some URLs to
have a look at these MetaCard-based blog/Wiki servers.
> ... but adding custom stuff to the core structure
> is I think a more
| From: Alain Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Subject: Re: php & wikis
|
| > ... and will be releasing that open source
| > (most likely public domain) ...
|
| Public Domain, eh! Admit it, David : I have had a (+)
| influence on you. ;-)
|
| > ... as soon as it's all int
>
> Well, wikis are meant to do a different thing (i.e. documenting a group
> project), weblogs are personal expression. I'm not too crazy about wikis
> myself though if they are well designed they could be useful and easy to
> use.
>
> Regards, Andu Novac
A couple of interesting links regardi
--On Friday, June 06, 2003 16:46:02 +0100 David Bovill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Do you mean creating a server side implementation or did any one use it :)
Server side I meant. I did a basic one a while ago in a couple of hours
just to see what would involve.
I've not used MC to create ser
Do you mean creating a server side implementation or did any one use it :)
I've not used MC to create server side blog/Wiki stuff -- it's already been
done, but adding custom stuff to the core structure is I think a more
productive line to take.
On the end-user side, I've never been a fan of Wik
Hello David,
> I've been using blogger
> for a couple of years now...
You knew about blogs *two years* ago. Wow! You are way
ahead of your time, David. IOW, you're a *genius* !
> got an MC XML_RPC client somewhere
> which you're welcome to.
Amazing! Superbe! Beyond my *wildest* expectations!
:)
> PS: Blogs are very hot right now. FreeCard has its own
> blog now, at : http://www.communautic.uqam.ca/blog/ .
> A blog is similar to a wiki, and many existing blogs
> were crafted with wiki source-code. But the 'kicker'
> is that all blogs (& apparently some wikis too) can be
> remotely controll
Did anyone bother with a metacard based weblog or wiki?
Regards, Andu Novac
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On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 04:15, David Bovill wrote:
> > Do you know that Microsoft Visual Interdev was first designed under
> > MacOS in using Supercard. Do you know that Reneault Cars Inc. is still
> > using an Hypercard solution as a pieces stocks documentation database.
> > Do you know that the fir
Hello David and y'all,
> Found another one recently: did you know that the
> first Wiki was developed in HyperCard... then the
> guy looked at porting it to MC...
Not developped "in" HyperCard. Only *inspired* by it.
Btw, the guy's name is Ward Cunningham, he's a
colleague of Kent Beck (which vis
> Do you know that Microsoft Visual Interdev was first designed under
> MacOS in using Supercard. Do you know that Reneault Cars Inc. is still
> using an Hypercard solution as a pieces stocks documentation database.
> Do you know that the first AI tool developed at the TOTAL/ELF petroleum
> compagn
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