[Seaside] Gardner, SmallWiki, Swiki, or?

[Stephen Pair]

The version of SmallWiki that Chris ported and that I worked on looks 
like it's newer than the one Gardner was using.  It seems to handle 
nested lists just fine.  So, I think it's probably the newer parser.  My 
monticello based version and the SmallWiki package on SqueakMap both 
have this newer looking parser.

- Stephen

Lukas Renggli wrote:

>> I would definitely choose something based on the SmallWiki parser 
>> (which means SmallWiki or Gardner).  SmallWiki is fully functional 
>> now but doesn't use Seaside.  Gardner is a little more basic (in 
>> terms of functionality and the UI) but uses Seaside.  With the 
>> SmallWiki parser, you'll have a much easier time when and if you need 
>> to customize it.
>
>
> This September the SmallWiki parser has been been partially rewritten 
> by John Brant. I assume that you are using still the old one?
>
> The new parser supports escaping of special characters, nested lists 
> and has got a much better handling of embedded Smalltalk blocks. 
> Furthermore it is much faster, uses less memory and isn't complaining 
> anymore about a slightly invalid syntax.
>
> Cheers,
> Lukas
>