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(Sorry to potentially hijack) Incidentally, I just built a web-based wiki because I wanted one that was fast, wasn't hinged on git(hub), and could be modified

(Sorry to potentially hijack) Incidentally, I just built a web-based wiki because I wanted one that was fast, wasn't hinged on git(hub), and could be modified easily to my tastes. I'd like to know if there's any interest in a stripped down and fast alternative to MediaWiki as using it for a friend's project recently was killing me.

newgame 16y ago
Yes, there is. Would you provide us with a link or some more information?
- alnayyir 16y ago
  http://bitemyapp.com:8000/ http://bitemyapp.com:8000/ there's a test build of it, https://github.com/bitemyapp/thodol https://github.com/bitemyapp/thodol and there's the github. It's nowhere near done, and while history is being saved, I need to make a differential front-end to it. Let me know if you want an account on the test deployment. If people show an interest, I'll start taking suggestions on features and implement them. I could probably get it rest of the way to 80% done in one more weekend. This was just two days of fiddling so far.
- jhrobert 16y ago
  Well, if that one interests you, mine may also :) http://simpliwiki.com http://simpliwiki.com -- it's nodejs & open source.
jhrobert 16y ago
There must be some interest because I am build a "stripped down" wiki myself too... http://simpliwiki.com http://simpliwiki.com I actually think that there is a "Wikification" thing going on, largely unnoticed.
- alnayyir 16y ago
  Crashed when I tried it. The request is still hanging, a minute later. And I can't do anything to fix it, or deal with it. I don't want a hosted wiki service. I want a wiki that I host myself on my own machines and that I can fix at will. Yep, 504 gateway timeout. I also don't really want to run a wiki on node.js, which is rather untested. I'll stick with my django + wsgi. Nice design though, best of luck.
  - jhrobert 16y ago
    thks! :)

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(Sorry to potentially hijack) Incidentally, I just built a web-based wiki because I wanted one that was fast, wasn't hinged on git(hub), and could be modified

by alnayyir 16y ago

newgame 16y ago
Yes, there is. Would you provide us with a link or some more information?
- alnayyir 16y ago
  http://bitemyapp.com:8000/ http://bitemyapp.com:8000/ there's a test build of it, https://github.com/bitemyapp/thodol https://github.com/bitemyapp/thodol and there's the github. It's nowhere near done, and while history is being saved, I need to make a differential front-end to it. Let me know if you want an account on the test deployment. If people show an interest, I'll start taking suggestions on features and implement them. I could probably get it rest of the way to 80% done in one more weekend. This was just two days of fiddling so far.
- jhrobert 16y ago
  Well, if that one interests you, mine may also :) http://simpliwiki.com http://simpliwiki.com -- it's nodejs & open source.
jhrobert 16y ago
There must be some interest because I am build a "stripped down" wiki myself too... http://simpliwiki.com http://simpliwiki.com I actually think that there is a "Wikification" thing going on, largely unnoticed.
- alnayyir 16y ago
  Crashed when I tried it. The request is still hanging, a minute later. And I can't do anything to fix it, or deal with it. I don't want a hosted wiki service. I want a wiki that I host myself on my own machines and that I can fix at will. Yep, 504 gateway timeout. I also don't really want to run a wiki on node.js, which is rather untested. I'll stick with my django + wsgi. Nice design though, best of luck.
  - jhrobert 16y ago
    thks! :)