Thomas Waldmann a écrit :
> Ours were not short and not simple and some stuff got outdated after it
> was written and my impression is many people don't really read them.
I don't think so.
The problem of the Moin doc is organisation and searching.
It's very difficult to find what you need. Sear
Oh, I definitely like the direction of the new documentation! I really like
that specific stuff (like platform-specific help) are nicely organized as
subpages, and I like the conciseness, and the flow.
I'll try to round out the Mac and Windows blank links over the next few
days.
-Rick
On Sat, N
> Wow, I think this is a really exciting direction! I'm probably a
> little bit biased, but I happen to think that Moin is superior to most
> other wiki's I've evaluated. :-) However, (as pointed out the other
> day) the Moin install documentation can be a little thin at times.
> When I look at
> hoping that this is not off-topic - short question: if moin would run
> as a WSGI app - will this help to somehow integrate a moin wiki into
> an existing environment of Django applications ?
Well, maybe it is a step into that direction, but we are currently
working on just getting it completely
I recently migrated from the desktop version to 1.7.2 Thing are mostly
OK. I'm dealing with syntax changes as I find them. No big deal.
However I have 3 questions. From most likely to least likely for help:
1. With the desktop version I could see the last pages I'd visited in
the header. Very
Wow, I think this is a really exciting direction! I'm probably a little bit
biased, but I happen to think that Moin is superior to most other wiki's
I've evaluated. :-) However, (as pointed out the other day) the Moin
install documentation can be a little thin at times. When I look at other
pro
Hi,
hoping that this is not off-topic - short question: if moin would run
as a WSGI app - will this help to somehow integrate a moin wiki into
an existing environment of Django applications ?
I guess I'm also thinking about user / login management and authentication
Thanks,
Sebastian Haase
> Just curious, what features are planned for Moin 1.9?
In 1.9 we integrate the Summer of Code 2008 project of Florian Krupicka
(mentor: Armin Ronacher), which was about refactoring the moin core to
be a WSGI application (see http://wsgi.org/ ).
The new code replaces the previous request.* and s
