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(wxWindows was renamed wxWidgets a while back, do the python bindings reflect this? If not, revert this.)
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Wikidpad is an open source wiki written in [[Python]] using wxWidgets. The main [http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad/ Wikidpad] page offers Windows binaries as well as the [[Python]] source code to download. Wikidpad uses a backend SQL database to store the pages. Two supported datastores are the pure Python Gadfly which will run on the OLPC, and [[SQLite]], a lightweight SQL database that is simple to integrate into standalone applications.
Wikidpad is an open source wiki written in [[Python]] using wxWindows (officially known as [http://www.wxwidgets.org/ wxWidgets]. The main [http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad/ Wikidpad] page offers Windows binaries as well as the [[Python]] source code to download. Wikidpad uses a backend SQL database to store the pages. Two supported datastores are the pure Python Gadfly which will run on the OLPC, and [[SQLite]], a lightweight SQL database that is simple to integrate into standalone applications.

Revision as of 16:28, 12 June 2006

Wikidpad is an open source wiki written in Python using wxWindows (officially known as wxWidgets. The main Wikidpad page offers Windows binaries as well as the Python source code to download. Wikidpad uses a backend SQL database to store the pages. Two supported datastores are the pure Python Gadfly which will run on the OLPC, and SQLite, a lightweight SQL database that is simple to integrate into standalone applications.