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Dokuwiki and pmwiki are both very nice, hackable, lean wikis. I have a question on this subject, though. For a wiki (not a blog post, etc), do you guys prefer
by cmelbye 17y ago
Dokuwiki and pmwiki are both very nice, hackable, lean wikis.
I have a question on this subject, though. For a wiki (not a blog post, etc), do you guys prefer WYSIWYG, markdown, textile, creole (http://wikicreole.org/ http://wikicreole.org/), or something else?
- boundlessdreamz 17y agoI prefer both markdown and WYSIWYG
- cmelbye 17y agoOh yeah, forgot about WYSIWYG. Definitely my first choice, but it can be very difficult and buggy to implement.
- jamesbritt 17y agoI really like Dokuwiki, and one big reason is that it uses plain text files to store content. That makes it much easier to write tools to interact with content (e.g. grep for stuff, do backups into git, have scripts that check for certain content and send me E-mail, and so on).