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Wiki Usage

What I am migrating now

• Wkmnd wiki from ~/Desktop/wkmnd (HowTo)
• Kwik wiki from http://localhost/kwik/ - Kwik project page - http://code.google.com/p/kwik/
• Documents from Google Docs
• Catch.com notes
• think how to enable Twitter fetching and starting pages with JavaScript

• Android
• Amazon Web Services
• Blog
  • Wallpaper of the Day
• Bookmarklets
• Books
• Browsers
  • Chrome
  • Firefox
• Car
• cncdnua
• Cook
• Compass
• CSS
• Databases
  • SQL
  • MongoDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
• Design
• Development General
• gdgdnua
• Git
• Github
• Gmail
• Gollum
• Google App Engine
• Google Reader
• Google+
• Gowalla
• Design
• Health
• Heroku
• HTML
• Jabber
• Java
• JavaScript
• Knight-Mozilla learning lab
• Machine Learning
• Made in Donetsk
• Maps
  • OpenStreetMap
  • Google Maps and API
• Mercurial Hg
• Music
• Photos
  • Instagram
• Projects
  • GowallaMap
  • LocoVidi
  • Mapjumper
  • MukuWiki
  • Progress
  • Toptuby
  • YouTurnTube
  • WikiVidi
• Lifehacks
  • How to calculate number of days since one started using Twitter
  • Geocoding with Google Spreadsheets
  • How to find video coordinates for a Youtube video (if specified)
• Links
• Linux
• Monetization
  • Adsense
• Psychology
• Python
  • Django
• Reading
• Ruby
• Social Networks
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
• Tango
• Time management
• Ubuntu
• Vim (gvim, vi)
• Writings
• Youtube

Draft notes

Notes about wikis

• mention Kwik, give links

• MoinMoin. Python wiki. MoinMoin2 is scheduled for release on "Maybe end of 2011". They started using Flask, started supporting multiple syntaxes (Creole, reST, still no Markdown). There are a few approaches to generate static pages (see MoinMoin2HTML).

• http://hatta-wiki.org/Similar%20projects

• With Git and python

• We discussed projects development during on of the coffee-n-code meetings in Donetsk. Some links related to wikis were dumped.

Lists of lists of static blog/website generators

My blog post at Habrahabr (in Russian)

• http://iwantmyname.com/blog/2011/02/list-static-website-generators.html
• http://www.subspacefield.org/~travis/static_blog_generators.html

Socrates - blog engine on Python. Saw it at http://honza.ca/2011/03/7-ways-github-has-changed-the-open-source-world/

Install virtualenv on Ubuntu sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv