What about a 'preview' button? How hard would it be to add? Guillaume. Le 9 avr. 04, 09:22, David Heinemeier Hansson a ñÄrit : > What's new in Instiki 0.3.0? > ============================ > > Instiki have moved off the backburner and into full-on development as > its been chosen for playing a part in my bachelor's project on Social > Software. This release is entitled "Before the Storm" as it's mainly > about polish before I start adding features that'll require data > migration. Upgrading to 0.3.0 is a no-brainer. Just move your wikis > from storage/ over from the old installation and all should be fine. > > The most apparent change is that the user interface has been polished > for all pages. This includes much requested Textile help on the edit > page. But there's also locking, so you won't accidently start editing > a page someone else is already working on. > > Full change list: > > * Brought all files into common style (including Textile help on the > edit page) > * Added page locking (if someone already is editing a page there's a > warning) > * Added daemon abilities on Unix (keep Instiki running after you close > the terminal) > * Made port 2500 the default port, so Instiki can be launched by > dobbelt-click > * Added Textile cache to speed-up rendering of large pages > * Made WikiWords look like "Wiki Words" > * Updated RedCloth to 2.0.4 > > The next release will include a good share of the following stories: > > * Each revision is stored on the page object and it's possible to > navigate back through the history with Previous / Next. > * Informal signatures as wiki words (DavidHeinemeierHansson) that are > stored in the cookie and attached to each revision. > * Simple, optional password protection stored in the cookie. > * Export to HTML with all control links stripped. All files named > after their wikinames in one big directory, example: > GetThisStarted.html. HomePage becomes index.html. > * Multiple wiki spaces running on the same port. > * Two RSS feeds for recent changes. "Headlines" with just headlines, > author, and date. "Full content" that also include the entire page > content. > > > What is Instiki? > ================ > > Admitted, it's Yet Another Wiki Clone[1], but with a strong focus > on simplicity of installation and running: > > Step 1. Download > Step 2. Run "instiki.rb 2505" > Step 3. *Chuckle*... "There's no step three!" (TM) > > You're now running a perfectly suitable wiki on port 2505 > that'll present you with a textarea for the home page on entering. > > Instiki lowers the barriers of interest for when you might consider > using a wiki. It's so simple to get running that you'll find yourself > using it for anything -- taking notes, brainstorming, organizing a > gathering. > > Instiki reserves a separate WikiSpace for each port number, so > you can run more than one wiki by keeping them on separate ports. > It also means that you can't access the same wiki on another port > than the one you started it on (unless you move the directory in > storage). > > Features: > * Regular expression search: Find deep stuff really fast > * Reference tracker: Which other pages are pointing to the current? > * Speed: Using Madelein for persistence (all pages are in memory) > * Textile formatting[2]: By ways of RedCloth > * Embedded webserver: Through WEBrick > > Missing: > * Revision control > * Access control (there's not even an explicit user concept) > * File attachments > > History: > * 0.3.0: Brought all files into common style (including Textile help > on the edit page) > Added page locking (if someone already is editing a page > there's a warning) > Added daemon abilities on Unix (keep Instiki running after > you close the terminal) > Made port 2500 the default port, so Instiki can be launched > by dobbelt-click > Added Textile cache to speed-up rendering of large pages > Updated RedCloth to 2.0.4 > Made WikiWords look like "Wiki Words" > * 0.2.5: Upgraded to RedCloth 2.0.2 and Madeleine 0.6.1, which means > the > Windows problems are gone. Also fixed a problem with wikiwords > that used part of other wikiwords. > * 0.2.0: First public release > > Download latest from: > <a > href="http://rubyforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=186">http:// > rubyforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=186</a> > > License is the same as Ruby's > > [1] <a > href="http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiClones">http://c2.com/cgi/wiki? > WikiWikiClones</a> > [2] Textile Syntax: <a > href="http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/">http://www.textism.com/ > tools/textile/</a> > -- > David Heinemeier Hansson, > david / loudthinking.com > http://www.loudthinking.com/ > >