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Kwiki-Weather (0.05)

You have to be kidding to have this plugin in a web page wiki instead in your desktop or another web page.

This plugin was created to show some "coolness" but has no real use. It's just a misuse.

Juan Marcos Moreno - 2005-12-04 07:05:04
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Kwiki (0.38)

Kwiki is not an useful wiki.

Please use http://www.mediawiki.org/ instead since it has an easy to use GUI (mediawiki GUI is much nicer than kwiki) is quick and has lots of developers.

In fact Kwiki has no clear development roadmap. For example, it has plugins for things like local weather and quotes that are better implemented in the computer client rather than directly in the server.

Adam Kennedy wrote:
> MediaWiki is a giant bloated PHP application specifically created for Wikipedia. Kwiki is a relatively light-weight, extremely pluggable _Perl_ application.

MediaWiki is used in lots of wikis, much probably even more than Kwiki .
MediaWiki has everything I need and nothing else. I would call Kwiki bloated since it lacks a good GUI and has lots of unuseful plugins.

> If we've got any moderators for this site, please delete the previous post (and this one too when you do).

Please don't lower yourself to censorship. That gives very bad reputation.

Juan Marcos Moreno - 2005-09-15 07:32:42
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WWW-Automate (0.20)

Don't use this module!
Is not maintained anymore.

This module has been superseded by WWW::Mechanize.

Juan Marcos Moreno - 2003-08-14 12:47:29
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WWW-Mechanize (0.57)

WWW::Mechanize is a better module than plain LWP::UserAgent to automate WWW scripts. You should be able to use it in every place you were using LWP::UserAgent if that's not possible file a bug in WWW::Mechanize.
WWW::Mechanize gets the job done in simple steps.

Juan Marcos Moreno - 2003-08-14 04:42:20
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