Yes it is a comment, thats right. But this comment shows if there are=20
more developpers and people which are allready interested in phpwiki.
The challange is that the community of our web site growth and growth=20
and we need some features to work rock solid. Performance is also a=20
problem. I can look forward at this point, when i have to decide which=20
direction i have to go. It is really a hard decission to change but if i=20
can't see any light what should i do. We spend a lot of man-year for our=20
project and we can't let it die only because the software isn't=20
supported any more. We would spend some money for developpment but we=20
can only spend some 100=A4 and nobody can solve the problems for this=20
amount. Some smaler problems i have solved by my own but now i have a=20
propriatary system which no one can support except me. I know reini is a=20
very good developper and has spend much of his sweat to make it further.=20
But he is a lonly fighter and does not have the time to follow all the=20
intrests.
I think we have one of the biggest phpwiki installations on net so we do=20
have problems and needs the most others don't have.
MediaWiki seems to be well supported. Are there any converters from=20
phpwiki to MediaWiki?
Regards Stefan
Dan Frankowski schrieb:
> Stefan wrote:
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>> Whats about the future of phpwiki?
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>> Don't missunderstand me, i like this wiki very much but is there=20
>> really a future?
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>> I think there are to much bugs to solve and backends to support for=20
>> only one person which is really buisy too.
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> I agree with you in a way, but this is really more of a comment than a=20
> question, true? I mean, if 3 people said, "No, it has a future!",=20
> would that help? Or if everyone said, "It has no future!", how does=20
> that help? The future is what we make ourselves. If enough programmers=20
> love PhpWiki, it will survive. Otherwise not.
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> Dan
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