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Client side rendering is useful when we want to use wiki like syntax. Unfortunately I have not found any library which gives wiki syntax rendering in GWT client side.
Does anyone knows such an API/library?
Started by takacsot on
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There are also some Java-based wiki markup parsers; you could....
There are a couple Mediawiki (Wikipedia syntax) ones listed at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Alternative_parsers .
Sounds like you want a Javascript wiki rendering API.
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I don't ever recall coming across anything for C that's as extensive as C++'s Boost library.
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Image processing, 3D graphics, networking, etc., but never a real general-purpose library like boost you're trying to do there is APR (The Apache Portable Runtime library) which is what the Apache http (see, for example, http://en.wikipedia....
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I was recently put in charge of the wiki for the development team. The wiki is still in its infancy, so I have a lot of room to work with. It goal is to house internal to the development team. Currently, the main piece of information that the wiki holds...
Started by Maudite on
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As the code is updated, developers are requested to update any related information on the wiki, and teach others....
We don't want our wiki that is intended to provide that it is useless.
Dev wiki is that it is updated when things change.
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Hi,
I'm looking for some kind of text-parser for ASP.NET that can make HTML from some style of text that uses a special format. Like in Wiki's there is some special syntax for headings and such. I have tried to look on google, but I did not found anything...
Started by Jesper Blad Jensen aka. Deldy on
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For the server side, you can use the Markdown.Net library from Milan Negovan : http.
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I forgotten the name of this library. But it's sort of like Wiki how you type certain characters in front of your text, and then it'll make the text bold/italic/underline.
I'm not asking for the way Wiki is formatted but I'm aware there is something similar...
Started by alamodey on
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Http://redcloth.org....
It gives you textile markup (which is among the markup languages listed in Daniel's answer) .
RedCloth does this.
Many of these are implemented in Ruby:
Comparison of lightweight markup languages
I like Markdown, through RDiscount .
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There are plenty of java wiki engines http://java-source.net/open-source/wiki-engines
I'm currently looking for good lightweight wiki , something like the community wiki on stackoverflow , that can be easily integrated into excising applications. Please...
Started by Mite Mitreski on
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I personally use....
It's available in Eclipse Galileo and as a standalone library (see bottom of the page).
And Ant tasks for working with various wiki formats (Textile, MediaWiki, Confluence, Trac) and exporting to HTML, PDF, and others.
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I'd like to understand how a wiki works, at least from a high level. When a user saves changes, does it always insert a new row in the database for that wiki article (10 revisions, 10 rows in the database).
Started by Byron Sommardahl on
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Every entry inside of the wiki is a new entry inside of the database of the project? There is a lot of movement around NoSql at the moment and a wiki seems to fit nicely on stackoverflow http://stackoverflow....
From a Wiki implementation.
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Am looking for checkpointing library for C#. Any ideas ?
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_checkpointing
Started by gil on
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As I write this I start feeling that there must be some .
To write your own library to support it.
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I'd like to dynamicly parse in text wiki-content. I found JsWiki but its in beta form, and looks like with no community even developers). Any other?
Started by dynback.com on
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There are many wiki frameworks just as there are many formats for wiki text a library like ShowDown....
Automated built in wiki parsing, but it allows for adding up any control you wish including LinkButtons by wiki content.
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I want to set up a personal Wiki on my Windows machine to keep track of all sorts of information that's spread out across text files / notes etc. So my requirements for a Wiki are:
Runs on Windows XP and Vista Doesn't require database Has built-in web...
Started by Karsten Silz on
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For Wiki....
Its really not a wiki application but can serve most though.
Consider using the Microsoft One Note.
It is C# Open Source.
I use ScrewTurn Wiki quite a lot which has a Desktop version.
Or personal-code-library .
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