Well, if I were using a wiki that is not written in Python, I would
probably just use my own Lua wiki. Nothing against PmWiki (and thanks
for making MD work with it), but it's just easier for me to use my own
system. The only reason I haven't installed it is that I've been
thinking it would be nice to "self-host".
MoinMoin would definitely be something to consider, though I was
hoping for something simpler. Or, for something written in Django,
since I am already running it.
- yuri
On 5/9/07, Ben Wilson <da...@gm...> wrote:
> Although not Python-based, I use PmWiki and have authored a "recipe"
> (PmWiki-ese for plug-in) that allows for Markdown syntax by using PHP
> Markdown, which delivers results but I don't remember it delivering
> all of Markdown syntax. Hmm. I'm also working on a Python-based
> Markdown wiki, but it is not ready for prime time. :-)
>
> http://PmWiki.org
> http://PmWiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Markdown
>
> Ben Wilson
>
> On 5/9/07, Yuri Takhteyev <qar...@gm...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > As someone have pointed out, the website is really in need of fixing.
> > I've been thinking of simplifying the management of the site by
> > turning it into a wiki. However, I am not sure which one to use. I
> > am currently working on a wiki[1] using Markdown and which I could
> > use, but it's written in Lua and uses a Lua implementation of MD. So,
> > using it may be a bit strange. So, I would prefer to use a simple
> > wiki that uses python-markdown. Does anyone have any suggestions?
> > Part of what defines "simple" for me is not having to use a database.
> >
> > - yuri
> >
> > [1]: http://www.freewisdom.org/projects/sputnik/
> >
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Yuri Takhteyev
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