I like what you're doing here. It looks very simple and clean and I like that there's keyboard control with esc.
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#62This is gorgeous. We've been looking for something like this. I'd use this for our company as soon as you - support google apps authentication - allow us to pay for it (I don't trust free services)
Thanks! How many dollars per month would you pay for something like this?)
(I'm a different user)
For a reliable universal private notepad like this, I'd pay $2 per month. That sounds cheap, but I'm talking personal use, not business.
Re: Show HN: Etherpad meets Markdown for a minimal company wiki
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curl -O http://enterprisewiki.co/bin/app.min.js uglify -b | vim - Looks like they're using Showdown for Markdown functionality, sharejs for concurrent editing, node-browserchannel for async communication... Or, maybe Closure's BrowserChannel? I would love to see an end-to-end "here's how we built this" blog post for this kind of project. Very nicely done!
I'm very excited about fixing wikis, and I'm really impressed to see that OP has some very similar ideas about it. Because of this, I found it worthwhile to burn 1-2 hours to de-minify his Javascript, which mostly required figuring out what all his inlined JS libs are. https://gist.github.com/4321959 To save you a click, here are the JS files he uses: https://github.com/EightMedia/hammer.js/blob/master/jquery.h... ht…
you could have just asked :) see the post below - it outlines the libs used, the rest probably aren't the best choices anyhow, took 2 days to put this together so it's hardly an example to follow :)
Re: Show HN: Etherpad meets Markdown for a minimal company wiki
#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks! How many dollars per month would you pay for something like this?)
(I'm a different user) For a reliable universal private notepad like this, I'd pay $2 per month. That sounds cheap, but I'm talking personal use, not business.
Thats great! What features in particular excite you? As a personal user my guess is you don't care much about collaboration, but more about security & mobile access?
Re: Show HN: Etherpad meets Markdown for a minimal company wiki
#65Dokuwiki is a Free / open source Collaborative Wiki
Etherpad has various Wiki functionality available by enabling plugins
Etherpad also has WikiMedia/Wordpress etc. integration