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Since you are doing stage 1 and 2 on a computer system, you could go on, and write the code of stage 3 in that very same wiki too! Then write a spider to scan

• skia 11y ago
  A wiki is a terrible instrument for writing software documentation. For example, there is no revision control to track changes as required by by changes in the code, there is much duplication. I could go on, and on, why a wiki is not optimal for any documentation associated to a software project. Better to use a system like DITA or dockbook.
  • minopret 11y ago
    Which wiki engine do you have in mind? There certainly is revision control in MediaWiki, Confluence, and others. Granted, I wouldn't use those in place of a source code revision control system such as git. There are generally no "annotate"/"blame" or "pickaxe" features. I would agree with writing something code-friendly in the first place, examples of which would include DocBook and Restructured Text.
    • greenyoda 11y ago
      There's at least one wiki that's built on top of Git: https://github.com/gollum/gollum https://github.com/gollum/gollum
      • mrob 11y ago
        There's also Gitit, which supports multiple VCSs including git: https://github.com/jgm/gitit https://github.com/jgm/gitit