Excellent work Bart, it looks great :) On 2/3/06, Bart Masschelein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello folks, > > We're proud to announce the first version of Riki, -yet another- a wiki > using Engines. It started from an Engine-ification of the latest version > from i2, from a while ago, and since then more functionality has been > added, to become what it is now: a fairly usable wiki. So far for the > promo talk. More motivation for "why Riki?" can be found on > http://smart-engines.dyndns.org/riki/, together with information on how > to obtain it and install it. > > Riki features currently: > > * Multiple books, controllable from an admin page > * Menu, editable from within the wiki > * Import wiki from Instiki, and i2, or any Textile-based wiki > * Deleting pages > This will rename all links to this page to something like [page x is > removed] > * Renaming pages > This will also rename all links to this page, preserving the name > behind the pipe. > * Overview of populated pages, awaiting pages, and orphaned pages > > and will be extended with > > * File upload > * Login- and UserEngine > * Search functionality (to come very soon) > * Some more base wiki features > > Go ahead, and try it out, and please do send any remarks. They may be > positive or negative, as long as they constructive ;-). What would be > interesting is how well it serves what it (and Engines in general) is > meant for: a wiki application to incorporate easily in an existing Rails > application. > > Enjoy, > > Bart. > _______________________________________________ > engine-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.rails-engines.org/listinfo.cgi/engine-users-rails-engines.org >
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