We introduce the parts of a Federated Wiki page. A "story" is a collection of paragraph like items. A "journal" collects story edits.
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SFW Innovates in Three Ways
We show how drag-and-drop between federated wiki pages creates a new model for sharing. A simple JSON model of the page makes this all straightforward.
Writing is traditionally considered composing new and original text. This idea is dated and disrespectful. Real writing always builds on the shoulders of others. Writing in a Federated Wiki is inherently about reuse, re-purposing and refactoring.
The Smallest Federated Wiki is designed around the idea of data, or Linked Data to eb precise. Every paragraph, that is every item in a wiki panel or [Wiki Story] is data (a JSON Object).
Background
We explore how a federated wiki's page elements get converted to HTML. The conversion happens on the client side. Coffeescript code uses the type of each story item to retrieve "emit" and "bind" functions. Emit creates the HTML DOM objects while bind connects them up to jQuery.
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