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==Web Apps== | |||
== | * [[WorkFerret]], a web app for tracking billable hours and generating invoices | ||
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==MediaWiki== | ==MediaWiki== | ||
===[[LessigWiki]]=== | |||
[[File:2020-08-22.screen.LessigWiki.top only.png|thumb|link=LessigWiki|partial screenshot of LessigWiki's home page]] | |||
(2010) LessigWiki is legal scholar {{l/wp|Lawrence Lessig}}'s official wiki. I became involved with it when I noticed they were having great difficulty with spam. I offered them some spam-fighting techniques I had developed for my own projects, and ended up taking over hosting and maintenance of the site. '''[[LessigWiki|More...]]''' | |||
===[[ResearchWikis]]=== | ===[[ResearchWikis]]=== | ||
[[File:2009-01-18.archived.ResearchWikis - main.screenshot.crop.png|thumb|link=ResearchWikis|partial screenshot of the ResearchWikis home page]] | [[File:2009-01-18.archived.ResearchWikis - main.screenshot.crop.png|thumb|link=ResearchWikis|partial screenshot of the ResearchWikis home page]] | ||
The | (2007) The second wiki site I created from scratch for a 3rd party was "ResearchWikis", a MediaWiki instance created for a company named ResearchBuy. '''[[ResearchWikis|More...]]''' | ||
===Independent | ===[[PsyCrit]]=== | ||
[[File:2020-08-13.screen.PsyCrit main page.crop-visible.png|thumb|link=PsyCrit|PsyCrit's Main Page (visible portion)]] | |||
(2006) PsyCrit is a site I designed for a Duke University professor emeritus, using sample artwork and design suggestions he provided. Semantic MediaWiki is used to handle interrelationships between specific page-types and to generate lists of pages with nicely-formatted summaries. '''[[PsyCrit|More...]]''' | |||
===Independent Wiki Projects=== | |||
I have created the following MediaWiki sites on my own initiative: | I have created the following MediaWiki sites on my own initiative: | ||
* [[Main Page|wooz.dev]] (this site) | * [[Main Page|wooz.dev]] (this site) | ||
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* [https://wiki.hypertwins.org HypertWiki], a personal/family wiki (first wiki created - 2005) | * [https://wiki.hypertwins.org HypertWiki], a personal/family wiki (first wiki created - 2005) | ||
* [https://vbz.net/wiki VBZ Wiki], a wiki for my online store | * [https://vbz.net/wiki VBZ Wiki], a wiki for my online store | ||
==ActivityPub== | |||
[[File:Mastogram logo 1.take 1.crop.png|thumb|link=epigram|my logo for the [[epigram]] bot on [[TootCat]]]]'''[[Epigram]]''' is an ActivityPub bot written in PHP which generates amusing gobbledygook from a set of templates and posts it when commanded (e.g. via cron job). | |||
Latest revision as of 18:04, 22 August 2020
Web Apps
- WorkFerret, a web app for tracking billable hours and generating invoices
MediaWiki
LessigWiki
(2010) LessigWiki is legal scholar Lawrence Lessig's official wiki. I became involved with it when I noticed they were having great difficulty with spam. I offered them some spam-fighting techniques I had developed for my own projects, and ended up taking over hosting and maintenance of the site. More...
ResearchWikis
(2007) The second wiki site I created from scratch for a 3rd party was "ResearchWikis", a MediaWiki instance created for a company named ResearchBuy. More...
PsyCrit
(2006) PsyCrit is a site I designed for a Duke University professor emeritus, using sample artwork and design suggestions he provided. Semantic MediaWiki is used to handle interrelationships between specific page-types and to generate lists of pages with nicely-formatted summaries. More...
Independent Wiki Projects
I have created the following MediaWiki sites on my own initiative:
- wooz.dev (this site)
- woozalia.com: creative output site
- Issuepedia, a political analysis site (started 2005)
- HTYP, a general reference site (started 2005)
- CWRE (The Center for Wingnut Remedial Education), a fact-checking site
- HypertWiki, a personal/family wiki (first wiki created - 2005)
- VBZ Wiki, a wiki for my online store
ActivityPub
Epigram is an ActivityPub bot written in PHP which generates amusing gobbledygook from a set of templates and posts it when commanded (e.g. via cron job).