Run BASIC comes with a bunch of example programs, one of which is a wiki called runWiki. It's about two pages long and is remarkable for what it does in those two pages, including the use of the SQLite database to store pages.
One of my customers (Neal) took that wiki and added a bunch of cool stuff to it like user accounts and many more formatting tags.
Now I've decided to take Neal's version of my original runWiki and use it to host a site for a civic group in the town of Ashland, Massachusetts where I live. It went live last weekend to coincide with the annual Ashland Day faire. Check it out at http://www.weloveashland.com
It's a pretty simple site which will get more sophisticated as we go. The beautiful thing is that it acts as a vehicle for producing runWiki3. I can customize it to my hearts content since I have all the source code in BASIC, the people's language. ;-)
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That is pretty cool. I can't wait to find some time to actually start playing more with RunBASIC. I find it very cool and it looks quite easy to use.
Might want to take a look at your wiki in Firefox3/Linux - the formatting is off. But, nice stuff!
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