#feather wiki

Once again trawling itch.io I came across another amazing thing, this time it is a wiki framework called Feather Wiki that loads up and can be edited on your browser, pretty much no more tech skills needed than being able to use tumblr. Here's a test page that I made copying some content from wikipedia to see how it works. The hyperlinks all lead to wikipedia straight from pasting in, but I could easily change it to my own nested pages. It took all of 5 minutes to figure out and get up and running. It's super lightweight and fast as well. I'm planning on using it to put down all the accurate info and stuff I come across on the web so I can at least have something to reference back to for when my memory loss gets worse. My wiki is completely offline and hosted on my desktop. I just click on the shortcut and I can edit, so I do like it a lot, but it can also be hosted on a web server according to the info page.

The main reason I haven't been posting here is that I haven't really been doing much game development. It's been my day job as a web developer and personal web development projects for quite some time! The most significant project has been building Feather Wiki, a tiny (55 kilobyte), self-contained, single-file wiki/nonlinear notebook that runs in any browser!

If you're interested in my day-to-day postings, my primary social media is the Fediverse, which you've likely been hearing about in terms of Mastodon thanks to all the Twitter nonsense (I'm on a Pleroma server, but that's neither here nor there). If you're on a Fediverse server, you can follow me there at [email protected]! I also have several other accounts linked in my description there for various more specific topics I enjoy.