[Red5] Announcing the Red5 open wiki

Daniel Rossi electroteque at gmail.com
Sun Mar 8 01:44:58 PST 2009


I think mediawiki is a clunky system. I've discovered ontowiki which  
is a semantic wiki done in zend framework / php5. It allows for  
customised frontends but yet to get that far with working with it.  
Tried to have a go setting up customised mediawiki's for tutorial and  
howto websites, but the extensions and the system itself i found quite  
clunky :\ especially when handling its forms and the lack of a  
templating system.



On 08/03/2009, at 8:42 PM, Jeremy Morton wrote:

> Or alternatively just use MediaWiki.  :-)
>
> Best regards,
> Jeremy Morton (Jez)
>
> Daniel Rossi wrote:
>> Thats correct but it should change soon hopefully.  Ideally the "user
>> manual" content is going to hopefully be exported into a organised  
>> and
>> styled pdf doc and possible a html site doc but i am waiting on an
>> extension plugin to be installed still. The user manual is the core
>> docs. Other stuff been added to confluence is appendix or additional
>> information useful to red5 like config tips, example applications i  
>> have
>> done that are not in svn etc.
>>
>> It would be nice if there was a confluence guru who could take all  
>> that
>> stuff there currently and make it laid out nicer than it currently  
>> is ?
>>
>>
>>
>> On 08/03/2009, at 12:47 AM, Jeremy Morton wrote:
>>
>>> Hi everyone.
>>>
>>> When I first started looking at and hacking around with Red5
>>> applications some weeks ago, it struck me that Red5 was a great  
>>> piece
>>> of OSS software, but afflicted with an altogether too common problem
>>> that OSS software tends to have - poor documentation. It took me a
>>> long time to figure out how to do various things, and a lot of
>>> examining of tutorial code and various blogs, strewn about all over
>>> the net. :-)
>>>
>>> It's for this reason that I've decided to set up the Red5 'open'  
>>> wiki.
>>> I know Red5 already has a wiki, but its layout... leaves something  
>>> to
>>> be desired, and it doesn't seem to be open to the public to do
>>> anything more than comment on articles. It's my aim with this wiki  
>>> to
>>> get as much Red5 community involvement as possible. I'd like to  
>>> have a
>>> collection of nicely formatted information on Red5, and all its  
>>> sister
>>> projects or projects that slot in nicely with it (Xuggler, etc.).  
>>> I'd
>>> like to encourage anyone who wishes to come and sign up for an  
>>> account
>>> (anonymous editing is not allowed) and feel free to add pages you
>>> think are appropriate for information about Red5. I'm going to be
>>> putting some of the more useful documentation from the existing Red5
>>> wiki and blogs on here over time, but it would definitely help if  
>>> the
>>> community lended a hand! ;-)
>>>
>>> So now, after all that, where can you find this wiki? At:
>>>
>>> www.red5wiki.com
>>>
>>> Enjoy! Any queries, feel free to email me (admin at game-point.net)  
>>> or my
>>> username on that wiki is Jez9999.
>>>
>>> Best regards,
>>> Jeremy Morton (Jez)
>>>
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