[Quickfix-announce] Announcing WikiFIX
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From: Oren M. <or...@qu...> - 2004-08-10 14:29:27
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Hello everyone, First, we are working on putting out a new release of QuickFIX very soon. It's a pretty exciting one with a long anticipated feature and amazing performance improvements. However right now I have another announcement. A couple of the things that I've found missing in the FIX and trading communities are an organized up-to-date knowledge base, and an active self-run FIX community outside of the FPL. In addition to this, we have been struggling with organizing our own QuickFIX community. The mailing lists are useful, but not well organized, and not a great place to work out a lot of concepts in detail. In order to address these issues, we are introducing WikiFIX, which as it sounds, is a Wiki dedicated to FIX and electronic trading. For those not familiar with Wiki, it is essentially a website where everyone can contribute to the content. Read more about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki You can access WikiFIX either from http://www.wikifix.org, or http://www.quickfixengine.org/wikifix. Both addresses go to the same place. The starting page for QuickFIX specific information is at http://www.wikifix.org/index.php?QuickFix. Here, everyone can contribute to the FAQ, report issues, resolutions, patches, or anything else that we haven't thought of yet. Like any Wiki, it is dependent on all of us to make the most out of it. Right now I am only announcing this to the QuickFIX community, but I hope to broaden the audience in time. We intend for the Wiki to be vendor neutral. Hopefully it will allow various engines vendors, counter-parties, and all the rest of us communicating in an open, self organizing, and continuously updating resource. --oren |