Debt Metaphor Explained
While programming we continually make decisions about the future. An important skill is deciding which decisions to make when. This deciding about deciding confuses many people even programmers.
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@HiMYSYeD @tante You will find more current entrance points to the #FedWiki community at:
- http://fed.wiki
- http://federated.wiki
- http://search.federatedwiki.org
We're happily and quietly running a non-ActivityPub federation since 15+ years and are astonished about our own backwards compatibility and keep on exploring new applications for the system in many different domains.
Contents we welcome in the federation includes a Pattern Languages of Commoning. http://editions.commoning.wiki/
Debt Metaphor Explained
While programming we continually make decisions about the future. An important skill is deciding which decisions to make when. This deciding about deciding confuses many people even programmers.
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#FedWiki, are you okay?
New wiki lineup Deno based application interface pages now offering a graphviz model of its own source code.
Ward comments on a recent #FedWiki issue, after the CoffeeScript conversion has been completed.
Removing the #jQuery dependency is the next target.
https://github.com/fedwiki/wiki-server/issues/205#issuecomment-3863523455
Version 1.0.1 of wiki-plugin-wmap released thanks to valuable feedback from the fedwiki community!
https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-plugin-wmap
Fixes a race condition in the zoom action, an instance of malformed HTML, increases CSS compatibility with older browsers, and adjusts thumbnail rendering to be *slightly* more readable.
Here’s one more plugin for #fedwiki before christmas!
wiki-security-oidc allows you to sign in and claim a wiki using Open ID Connect (eg. Pocket ID, Authelia, Keycloak)
wiki-plugin-wmap is now available!
A plugin for federated wiki that allows you to render wardley maps from wmap syntax.
You can check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wiki-plugin-wmap
* example:: https://wiki.r.bdr.sh/view/welcome-visitors/view/about-wmap-plugin
* fedwiki: http://fed.wiki.org/view/welcome-visitors
* wmap syntax: https://map.tranquil.systems/wmap-language/
Pretty happy to reach this point for the wmap #fedwiki plugin.
It took a while to understand the plugin format, but I think wiki-plugin-markdown and wiki-plugin-graphviz werevery helpful.
I'll have to go through my code again and simplify, as I included a lot of things I didn't actually understand.