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UNIWIKI is a customized MediaWiki installation that is deisgned to address some common wiki usability issues. Following ideas from the folks at wikiHow (www.wikihow.com), UNIWIKI has a template and editing interface that makes working with wikis easier for the not-so-tech-savvy.
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Languages/Technologies

* Application - PHP, MySQL, RSS
* Front end - JavaScript, X/HTML, CSS


Tasks

1. Extract our templating functionality and refactor as a drop-in Mediawiki extension
2. Optimize for mobile devices (stylesheets for mobile devices)
3. Make feature for exporting/ caching a copy locally for offline browsing/ serving to other OLPCs
4. Features for viewing/exporting printer friendly pages


Get the code
svn co http://mobiled.mepemepe.com/svn/uniwiki/trunk


Tags
mediawiki, wiki, wikihow, php, mysql, rss, javascript, html, xhtml, webstandards, css

Latest revision as of 19:36, 26 November 2009

UNIWIKI is a customized MediaWiki installation that is deisgned to address some common wiki usability issues. Following ideas from the folks at wikiHow (www.wikihow.com), UNIWIKI has a template and editing interface that makes working with wikis easier for the not-so-tech-savvy.


Languages/Technologies

   *     Application - PHP, MySQL, RSS
   *     Front end - JavaScript, X/HTML, CSS 


Tasks

  1. Extract our templating functionality and refactor as a drop-in Mediawiki extension
  2. Optimize for mobile devices (stylesheets for mobile devices)
  3. Make feature for exporting/ caching a copy locally for offline browsing/ serving to other OLPCs
  4. Features for viewing/exporting printer friendly pages


Get the code

   svn co http://mobiled.mepemepe.com/svn/uniwiki/trunk


Tags

   mediawiki, wiki, wikihow, php, mysql, rss, javascript, html, xhtml, webstandards, css