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Edit page blog/2009/April
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bernie
<bernie@217.133.10.139>
Sat, 2 May 2009 11:11:43 +0000
(13:11 +0200)
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GeekiGeeki
<webmaster@codewiz.org>
Sat, 2 May 2009 11:11:43 +0000
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On the flight back to Europe, I spent some time hacking on [[GeekiGeeki]] to add
* a grid view for photos;
* automatic generation of human-readable link tags from wiki URLs;
* a common parser for argument lists such as "foo|bar=1|baz=3";
* a grid view for photos;
* automatic generation of human-readable link tags from wiki URLs;
* a common parser for argument lists such as "foo|bar=1|baz=3";
- * the ability to specify css style for links and inline objects, which I'm using to produce floating thumbnails on the side of pages
+ * the ability to specify css style for links and inline objects, which I'm using to produce
+ floating thumbnails on the side of pages without resorting to HTML
-These should make the wiki markup much lighter. As usual, these additions resulted in
-simplification of the codebase rather than code bloat :-)
+These new features will make my wiki markup even lighter than before.
+Moreover, these additions actually resulted in further //simplification//
+of the codebase rather than code bloat. Way to go!
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