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Posted on August 30th, 2005 by longestnow.
Categories: %a la mod.
Alright already. I am slowly giving in to all you wild and crazy
people who love hip bands-of-the-moment, wagons, and their unholy
offspring. Some reviews of links in the modern toolchain to
come. I approach it from a position of expectant disappointment…
Posted on August 30th, 2005 by longestnow.
Categories: chain-gang.
Jim’s Wikiwyg implementation, at one point apparently linked from wikiwyg.com,
is a brilliant experiment with client-side, Javascript-based wiki
rendering. There’s a bit of a naming conflict at the moment in
the blogosphere, but he’s getting back into coding and writing, so
hopefully he can work it out. I would love to see a new revision
out soon, and collaboration with the developers who were discussing new
user-friendly editing ideas at Wikimania earlier this month.
For a fine example of the tool at work, here’s an examlpe of Wikiwyg on nested tables,
using an article comparing web browsers. Note how the page starts
loading almost immediately (slowed down by his single server), and
continues smoothly to render down the page.
Update from Jim (Aug 31):
I’m quite happy with this. The Wikiwyg.net guys seem to have acted in good
faith and weren’t aware of my project’s name when they started theirs.
Cheers to all involved for being good-natured about this.