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. | During the winter break of the 2nd year, I started looking into: | ||
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<h2>RSS</h2> | |||
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<h2>LaTeX</h2> | |||
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<h2>Vimwiki</h2> | |||
Since the first year, I started to explore more actively both the course wiki and other ones I know (before the course, I never really made any distinction between a website and a wiki per-se). | |||
At the end of the first year, I started to appreciate the way that information is organized inside of wikis and I was considering to try to set up my own. | |||
I met [[User:Ålnik]] last summer which showed me [http://wiki.alnik.me/index.php?title=Main_Page her personal wiki]), but I was looking for something smaller and also maybe static to start with. | |||
[[User:grgr]] showed me ikiwiki, a wiki compiler that "converts wiki pages into HTML suitable for publishing on a website." it also uses revision control. | |||
I have it in my sight, but I still did not dive in fully while still studying, as I fear I might fall into a rabbit hole. | |||
So what's smaller than converting wiki pages/markdown files into static html that can be published online? | |||
I was looking into local-first and inside-of-terminal wiki possibilities and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd... | |||
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Revision as of 19:44, 2 January 2026
During the winter break of the 2nd year, I started looking into:
RSS
LaTeX
Vimwiki
Since the first year, I started to explore more actively both the course wiki and other ones I know (before the course, I never really made any distinction between a website and a wiki per-se). At the end of the first year, I started to appreciate the way that information is organized inside of wikis and I was considering to try to set up my own.
I met User:Ålnik last summer which showed me her personal wiki), but I was looking for something smaller and also maybe static to start with.
User:grgr showed me ikiwiki, a wiki compiler that "converts wiki pages into HTML suitable for publishing on a website." it also uses revision control. I have it in my sight, but I still did not dive in fully while still studying, as I fear I might fall into a rabbit hole. So what's smaller than converting wiki pages/markdown files into static html that can be published online? I was looking into local-first and inside-of-terminal wiki possibilities and I ran into something I consider a bit absurd...