Ben Poole

“It is a very sad thing that nowadays there is so little useless information.”

XPages wiki

So DominoWiki 1.2 was going to go live this week, but someone else stole my thunder… [smiley smile]

XPages wiki on OpenNTF.

Posted at 14:35 PST on 20 Jan 2009  |  Categories: See other weblog entries under the 'Notes and Domino' category See other weblog entries under the 'Programming' category  |    |  Technorati tag icon (7 comments)




Comments

  1. "WAS going to go live" ?
    on 21 Jan 2009 by Vitor Pereira (#)
  2. You know you could make yourself really really popular if you build a tool to migrate data from DominoWIKI to the XPages WIKI 8-)
    on 21 Jan 2009 by Ian Scott (#)
  3. XPages Wiki - Rated 5 stars been out five minutes, initial releaase
    Domino Wiki - Rated 4.5 stars been around for years, stable release

    Why I hate polls.

    About time you had competition. :) Will be interesting.
    on 21 Jan 2009 by John Marshall (#)
  4. @1 yes, was

    @2 Hmm… I don’t think the XPages wiki can deal with much in the way of wiki mark-up though
    on 21 Jan 2009 by Ben Poole (#)
  5. I would have preferred IBM to sponsor DominoWiki instead of releasing their own. DominoWiki has the advantage of feeling like a real Wiki while the XPages Wiki feels more like a CMS /Teamroom to me. Both are great Domino applications.
    on 22 Jan 2009 by Henning Heinz (#)
  6. Well like m’learned ex-colleague says, nothing wrong with a bit of competition. I guess IBM had a touch of NIH syndrome smiley wink
    on 22 Jan 2009 by Ben Poole (#)
  7. Sorry Ben - just catching up with blogs etc. Right now its just an XPage sample more for showing how XPages apps are implemented. So not much in the way of features implemented at this point (in fact I can count them on a postage stamp) - it will only be an XPage app so doesn't really have the same space as Dominowiki right now.

    In any case dominowiki is important to openNTF so there is no intention to steal any thunder - will catch up with you soon, as blog comments are no way to communicate, to see if I can help promote Dominowiki use as part of the overall openntf "increasing awareness" effort.
    on 25 Jan 2009 by Steve Castledine (#)










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