On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 19:19, Simon Michael wrote:
> Can you say a little more about the difference between this and SmallWiki
> (and Swiki for that matter ?) Yours is Seaside-based, I know that much.
> How does SmallWiki store parse trees ? How might a non-swiki app use
> Gardner ?

Hey, RTFWiki ;-). 

Anyway, SmallWiki is great and cool, but currently based on Swazoo. I wanted 
something on Seaside. So I grabbed SmallWiki's parser/parse tree core
and implanted it in the Seaside Wiki demo, and added some bells and 
whistles to make it a basically functional Wiki. The direction I, err, 
'envision' for Gardner is more a (whitebox) component you can use in your 
own Seaside projects than an out-of-the-box experience like Swiki. 

Parse trees are stored on-disk using SmallRefStreams; a storage class lets
you access the stuff and is completely Seaside-independent.