Hi Neil,
>
> Have you seen my site, http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/ ?
I know your site (not all details) and I know it has many features. I know
other big sites which are written in Embperl. It's not a problem that they
don't exists.
By main example I meant, that the Embperl website is part of
Hi,
>
> I always forget to mention this, it appears that FTD uses EMBPerl:
>
> http://www.ftd.com/528/catalog/category.epl?index_id=product_p
> lants&tabmapid=2
>
> Unless there is another dynamic web language that uses ".epl"
> as its extension.
>
At least they have compiled Embperl into th
Hello All,
I always forget to mention this, it appears that FTD uses EMBPerl:
http://www.ftd.com/528/catalog/category.epl?index_id=product_plants&tabmapid=2
Unless there is another dynamic web language that uses ".epl" as its
extension.
Neal
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Gerald Richter wrote:
My idea was to write some glue code (Embperl::Kwiki or Kwiki::Embperl) that
allows to embed Kwiki into an Embperl page, using all the advatages of
Embperl::Object.
Since one of the main examples for Embperl is the Embperl website, my idea
was to integrate this Wiki in the n
>
> Looking more at Kwiki, it appears that a substantial amount
> of work has gone into this package already, so perhaps
> re-inventing the wheel isn't such a great idea! ;-)
>
I agree, we should not spend our small amount of free time reinventing the
wheel.
My idea was to write some glue cod
Hello All,
I think the idea of a Wiki for EMBPerl is a great idea. As for the domain
name, I would say embperl.net is a good choice. It's easy to remember and
it goes along with php.net and java.net being sort of community sites.
As for the whole philosophical debate. I feel that any langu
Hall, Philippe wrote:
My colleague, Nick Deyoe, and I spent some time late last week
experimenting with MediaWiki (PHP app) for this purpose. We were hoping
to offer hosting and support for the Wiki if we get it working to our
satisfaction.
Here's what we put together so far -- it's the default
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005, Neil Gunton wrote:
> Neil Gunton wrote:
>> Incidentally, wouldn't it be nice to have a Wiki package written in
>> Embperl, and then host the Embperl Wiki using this? Kinda
>> self-referential. I don't really have a good handle on how complex a
>> Wiki package would be. I feel li
My colleague, Nick Deyoe, and I spent some time late last week
experimenting with MediaWiki (PHP app) for this purpose. We were hoping
to offer hosting and support for the Wiki if we get it working to our
satisfaction.
Here's what we put together so far -- it's the default installation at
this po
Neil Gunton wrote:
Incidentally, wouldn't it be nice to have a Wiki package written in
Embperl, and then host the Embperl Wiki using this? Kinda
self-referential. I don't really have a good handle on how complex a
Wiki package would be. I feel like it's just a content management system
with an
Gerald Richter wrote:
I will investigate, as time allows, the different Wiki
toolkits that are available out there and see if there is
anything that looks like being a good fit here.
I suggest www.kwiki.org, if anybody has any better idea let me know
Ok, looks fine to me. It's a start, unl
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