On 1/8/07, zer0halo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 1/7/07, Rob Sanheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Would there be interest from anyone here in a fork of i2, with > > maintenance and updates for Rails 1.2 and beyond? If so holler... > > > > > > Yes! Something useful not only for personal use, but intranets too. Junebug > is good, but doesn't have full-text search and is more just for personal use > (why not use Tomboy for that? but that's another discussion). > > It would be great to have a stellar Rails-powered wiki out there, especially > one that's simple. Folks could use it as a building block, together with > apps like Mephisto and Beast, for community-based either public or for > intranets. > > I do wonder though whether Instiki is really the best foundation to build a > great Rails wiki on, considering that it's basically pre-Rails in many ways, > was converted from Madeleine to AR. The Instiki.org site is often down, > which chips away at my faith in Instiki's stability. Maybe something from > scratch would be more solid and more easily extendible? > > By the way, where can you even get the code for i2? Or is that the same as > the latest instiki release supporting AR?
I'm talking about forking and releasing a version of i2 I've hacked on. i2 is available here: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/browser/tools/i2/trunk Its around a year old, so of course you don't see a lot of the newer Rails idioms and there is probably deprecated stuff there, too. I still like i2 a lot, just because the core code is very lean and simple. - Rob _______________________________________________ Instiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/instiki-users
