This LJ is obsolete. I set it up only because I was too busy to learn how to set up my own wiki.
A wiki is a dynamic editable webpage. Actually, livejournal is a kind of wiki, in the sense that it has the same features as a wiki, just laid out with different menu headings.
There are tons and tons of implementations of wikis, messageboards, and blog sites now. You can get one written in java, php, perl, c++, whatever... But I don't want to use a system I don't enjoy coding in, and I've been busy learning python so I can do work in that now.
So, now I have a moinmoin site. This is an open-source Python wiki clone, written by a couple of german uber-geeks. It's really incredible what you can do with it. I don't feel like reading another line of perl, or human-coded HTML again - python and XML are my lingos of choice now.
The cool thing about this site is there's a link to see the recent additions/changes, there is a blog plugin (which is a very simple application, once you have the general framework done). So anyway, I shall soon delete this lj. I have another livejournal,
oddiofile which I shall use for tech and non-tech stuff. Cheerio.
And it can do RSS in both directions. Anyway, it's just one of many many out there, but I am finally using one. So I probably won't be using this anymore.
A wiki is a dynamic editable webpage. Actually, livejournal is a kind of wiki, in the sense that it has the same features as a wiki, just laid out with different menu headings.
There are tons and tons of implementations of wikis, messageboards, and blog sites now. You can get one written in java, php, perl, c++, whatever... But I don't want to use a system I don't enjoy coding in, and I've been busy learning python so I can do work in that now.
So, now I have a moinmoin site. This is an open-source Python wiki clone, written by a couple of german uber-geeks. It's really incredible what you can do with it. I don't feel like reading another line of perl, or human-coded HTML again - python and XML are my lingos of choice now.
The cool thing about this site is there's a link to see the recent additions/changes, there is a blog plugin (which is a very simple application, once you have the general framework done). So anyway, I shall soon delete this lj. I have another livejournal,
oddiofile which I shall use for tech and non-tech stuff. Cheerio.And it can do RSS in both directions. Anyway, it's just one of many many out there, but I am finally using one. So I probably won't be using this anymore.