WikiNode

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software-bazaar-wiki: wiki-node

Welcome to the Software Bazaar. We talk about what sorts of software we wish programmers would develop. We provide a forum for programmers to chat with people who supply such interesting ideas for programmers.

key pages

• HomePage
• SoftwareBazaarSoftware: ideas for the next new improved version of the SoftwareBazaar
• CAD software
• RecentChanges

wiki-nodes of our neighbors

• WikiFeatures is a place to brainstorm ideas for improving wiki software.
• Networkers Guild : n'guild wiki “a free cooperative project based on a network of internet engineers and independant companies living in the NooSphere?.”
• the Unison wiki discusses a popular SynchronizeTip.
• the Free Geek wiki occasionally talks about a place you can learn or teach about software programming and development.
• Open Project Development wiki (OPD) discusses organizing many, many “small” projects
• the Original Wiki talks a lot about programming, in general.
• Wiki Howto (was: Wikisolutions (wikibooks:Wikisolutions)) focuses on helping users do some task, pointing out already-written software. Details on the project page.
• the Free and Open Source Software Wiki
• Free Desktop wiki – developing general productivity apps
• the Free Games wiki – developing game software and content (not just the software that runs while one is playing a game – also the software that runs while an artist is building content)
• Debian wiki – packaging and distributing free software
• CollabEditor – discusses “collaborative editor” software projects, which is kind of like a wiki on steroids. (Is it possible to make such a thing “decentralized” like the distributed wiki ?)
• the LearnToProgram wiki 2005-02-10: offline. Check back in March.
• Lots of Programming wiki talk about narrowly focused areas of programming – learning a particular language, programming a particular microcontroller, etc.
• MozillaZine Knowledge Base focuses on developing Mozilla products and applications.
• Business Ideas wikibook
• edu-forge-wiki: wiki-node – developing free software for education.
• Programming Path Maps discusses how to make software easier to understand, using wiki technology.
• the TUNES wiki discusses a lot of ideas for improving operating systems.
• the Synthesis wiki discusses ideas for an improved operating system.
• Open reSource: a Wiki about the Open Source industry
• the Ubuntu wiki: IdeaPool discusses ways to make the Linux Ubuntu distribution better.
• Iterating wiki-based software guide: "A wiki-based directory of open source and commercial software, including reviews, ratings, articles and detailed product feature comparisons"

the software-bazaar-wiki in center-wikis

• odd-wiki-hive / odd-wiki-center-en: software-bazaar-wiki [en]

neighbors (still) lacking a wiki-node

• rdiff-backup wiki discusses rdiff-backup, a DataBackup tool to efficiently backup one computer to a remote computer. (needs a logo) needs a WikiNode
• FairlySecureAntiSpamWiki: how to set up and maintain a Fairly-Secure Anti-SPAM Gateway Using OpenBSD?, Postfix, Greylisting, Amavisd-new, SpamAssassin?, Razor and DCC. Originally by Scott Vintinner. needs WikiNode
• Lots of Robot wiki talk about programming as well as hardware.
• Object Technology Users Group http://otug.org/otcgi-bin/wiki.pl
• the Create Project is (as far as I can tell) about making it easier for people working various Open Source projects (games, applications, etc.) to share the video, audio, illustrations, photos, and other content they produce, rather than re-creating all that stuff from scratch for every project.
• the Free Standards Group wiki ( http://freestandards.org/ ) discusses standardizing things to make it easier for people to write software for Linux. needs WikiNode.
• SWiK: "The free database of open source projects that anyone can edit"
• Launchpad Wiki, which supports “Launchpad is a Web-based suite for helping people develop Free and open source software.”
• the "Shrink and Grow" video game has a wiki for developers.
• the VEMS wiki has an interested experiment – developing open-source software and semi-open-source hardware, but also trying to make money and pay everyone fairly.

several JavaScript? wiki:

• Mozilla JavaScript – seems to be moving to another JavaScript? wiki:
• the Mozilla developer wiki, which discusses “The Truth About JavaScript?”.
• Wikibooks: JavaScript
• The official JavaScript standard is named "ECMAcript", and now has a wiki http://wiki.ecmascript.org/

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