, which is part of my company website at http://www.equi4.com/ - I can be reached at mailto:jcw@equi4.comThere's no need to explain Wikit here, since it has a page of its own. Nor the Metakit database, the Tclkit deployment package, the concept of a Starkit, or the Critcl build system. Good, so that's out of the way...There are several places for discussion about both the content (Comments on the Tcl'ers Wiki), and the implementation of this site (Suggestions for Wikit). The whole idea of Wiki is fascinating, but can also be confusing (see Wiki Gripes).Finding things in such a place as this can be, eh, challenging. I find the Search facility (with tips on Searching and bookmarking URLs on the Tcl'ers Wiki), the Recent Changes[1] list, and pages such as Tcl'ers and Acronym collection to be quite workable. Many new starting points will turn up in the New pages section, no doubt.Pages I've set up recently (from end 2001 onward):
- Adding a hashed datatype
- Low-level vector data in Tcl
- Read-only memory-mapped files
- Vkit is a vector engine
- Critcl builds C extensions on-the-fly
- Rchan allows channels to be implemented in Tcl
- Lazy objects for delayed processing
- A critical mindset about policy
- Long live tcl.tk
- Virtualizing vars and arrays
- Names, packages, versions, builds
- Yet another object system
- Trying FORTH in Tcl
- SafeKit sets up a chroot jail
- Adding Tcl/Tk to a C application
- An indentation syntax for Tcl
- REpresentational State Transfer, REST
- Brace-level pretty printer
- Tagging variables with meta-data
- Literate programming in a wiki
- Parsing HTML
- Inspecting app state with a browser
- Wiki page cleanup
- Fun with logicl set operations
- Virtual grid widget
- Wikit user names
- One script in a starkit
- Let's think about "callspaces"
- Decoupling hashing from keys
- DAVkit
- Tclkit Mobile
- Wiki admin notice
- Vlerq
- Ratcl
- Tclkit Lite
- Cleaning up pages on this wiki
- Selenium
- Akismet spam filtering
- Parsing an iPhoto catalog
- An implicit {*}$ prefix
- Convenient list arguments - larg
- OS-independent compiled extensions