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Thanks :) You're exactly right, which is why it'll support SQLite by v1.0. Again this came out of our hosted platform, so there's still plenty to do to make it

Thanks :) You're exactly right, which is why it'll support SQLite by v1.0. Again this came out of our hosted platform, so there's still plenty to do to make it easy for self-hosting. But the goal is an entirely self-contained binary -- upload it, run, and you're online.

arendtio 8y ago
Excellent :-) I just looked through the other repositories and found the vim script [1] which kinda fits my personal workflow :-D I really like what you are building. [1]: https://github.com/writeas/write-as.vim https://github.com/writeas/write-as.vim
FraaJad 8y ago
Another Go project that provides a self-hosted wiki is https://github.com/schollz/rwtxt https://github.com/schollz/rwtxt and rwtxt uses Sqlite for data storage. It may be worth your while to consider that source code.
zmix 8y ago
Why SQL at all? Are there so many relations in the database, that a relational model is a need? Since it has a "social" component, it may be, but I just wanted to place a quick question, without analyzing the project. Thank you.
- h1d 8y ago
  What other data storage do you suggest in place?
  - zmix 8y ago
    Since I do not know the data he stores, and in which way (model), I can not comment on this. This is why I asked. If I'd be to do something similar (actually, I do) I'd use an XML (document) backend, like eXist or BaseX along with XSLT, XQuery and REST.