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It is a wiki, if you treat it like one. That's what's so cool about it. Two years ago, we moved the Philadelphia LUG website (http://phillylinux.org/ http://p
by mct 18y ago
It is a wiki, if you treat it like one. That's what's so cool about it.
Two years ago, we moved the Philadelphia LUG website (http://phillylinux.org/ http://phillylinux.org/) from a set of static HTML pages to a subversion repository. I dropped in a post-commit hook to update the DocumentRoot after each checkin, and the site instantly became the best wiki I've ever used. Revision history is handled by diff, and svn blame. Updates are made with your favorite $EDITOR. And, as an added bonus, you get to use real HTML rather than some silly wiki markup language. I love it.
- zacharydanger 18y agoYou should checkout my post-commit script. It does essentially this, but for remote checkouts over SSH. http://htrm.designsauce.org http://htrm.designsauce.org
- boucher 18y agoOne of the most important parts of being a wiki is having a low barrier to entry. Revision control systems (git even more so than svn or cvs) is a huge barrier to entry.
- gnaritas 18y agoAs is real HTML. Wikis have simplified markup for a reason.