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Yet, it feels like a personal wiki to me. :) I think that a focus on low level tools (javascript), or on current and common implementations as the definition o
by a3n 10y ago
Yet, it feels like a personal wiki to me. :)
I think that a focus on low level tools (javascript), or on current and common implementations as the definition of wiki, is unnecessarily restrictive.
I was going to "count the ways" that Miki can be considered a personal wiki. It doesn't much matter. It works for me, and I hope maybe a few others.
Instead, I'll propose that Miki, and other tools like it, are in the realm of personal wiki, in a similar way that Unix is an IDE. https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/series/unix-as-ide/ https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/series/unix-as-ide/
- bxc 10y agoThat's what an easy to edit personal website feels like.
- frutiger 10y ago> low level tools (javascript) Sincerely confused by this parenthetical statement.
- a3n 10y agorurban, my parent, says "to turn this into a wiki" and then lists javascript for on-page editing and markdown rendering. That's one way to get it done, of course. But for sitting on the couch with your wiki totally contained on your lap in your laptop, editing in a text editor is a reasonable solution to "edit this page." "Render markdown" from the command line is also a reasonable solution in that (my) scenario.