David Kuehling wrote: > Using GIT for a wiki? That's like carving text into stone... using a > CNC machine, programmed via punch cards, that are manually punched with > your big toe.
Naw, but the CNC machine sounds useful ;-) All you need is a revision control system, a renderer, and - to lure the masses - some Web interface. For the revision control system, git seems a natural choice, given that it's fast and we use it already. No idea about the renderer. It would render the pages between git and Web viewers - possibly via a static cache, for performance - and it would render local drafts for previewing. The Web interface would just stitch the pieces together. Some months ago when we looked at such things the first time (there were various projects that implemented some git-based wiki), some of them didn't really expose the functionality necessary for local editing and Joachim dismissed others as too slow, but I wonder if this has changed since. - Werner _______________________________________________ Qi Hardware Discussion List Mail to list (members only): [email protected] Subscribe or Unsubscribe: http://lists.en.qi-hardware.com/mailman/listinfo/discussion
