http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/ En nou ben ik het zat! Mon, 10 Aug 2009 07:44:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/comment-page-1/#comment-52044 -=SUbWAY=- » Blog Archive » TWiki is dead, long live Foswiki Fri, 09 Jan 2009 17:46:29 +0000 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/#comment-52044 [...] I am absolutely thrilled. It has been some time since i reported on the situation with TWiki and the fork. That does not mean there is nothing to report, though! With the first release (1.0.0), Foswiki establishes itself firmly in the marketspace. TWiki is dead, long live Foswiki! [...] [...] I am absolutely thrilled. It has been some time since i reported on the situation with TWiki and the fork. That does not mean there is nothing to report, though! With the first release (1.0.0), Foswiki establishes itself firmly in the marketspace. TWiki is dead, long live Foswiki! [...]

]]> http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/comment-page-1/#comment-50739 sfjalar »  Sagan af TWiki Mon, 03 Nov 2008 20:27:29 +0000 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/#comment-50739 [...] TWiki.net out on the path of war [...] [...] TWiki.net out on the path of war [...]

]]> http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/comment-page-1/#comment-50638 Blogroll » TWiki is dead, long live TWiki! Tue, 28 Oct 2008 22:37:22 +0000 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/#comment-50638 [...] A short run down for those of you who haven’t been following this blog for that long (i wrote about it twice already): TWiki is an open-source wiki, a project that was founded about a decade ago by Peter Thoeny. He forked another product, and built on that to create one of the first ’structured wiki’ platforms. Over the years, Thoeny’s coding contributions declined in favour of a motivated and skilled group of people that carried the TWiki project to maturity. [...] [...] A short run down for those of you who haven’t been following this blog for that long (i wrote about it twice already): TWiki is an open-source wiki, a project that was founded about a decade ago by Peter Thoeny. He forked another product, and built on that to create one of the first ’structured wiki’ platforms. Over the years, Thoeny’s coding contributions declined in favour of a motivated and skilled group of people that carried the TWiki project to maturity. [...]

]]> http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/comment-page-1/#comment-50636 -=SUbWAY=- » Blog Archive » TWiki is dead, long live TWiki! Tue, 28 Oct 2008 22:19:25 +0000 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/#comment-50636 [...] About a year ago, Thoeny founded the company TWiki.net. Initial skepticism turned out to be justified. TWiki.net decided to forego the community, and force a governance model on the project that met with a lot of resistance from the community. This resulted in a TWiki community summit in Berlin that Thoeny did not attend, and left Tom Barton (TWiki.net ceo) red-eared by taking in the displeased frustration of the community. [...] [...] About a year ago, Thoeny founded the company TWiki.net. Initial skepticism turned out to be justified. TWiki.net decided to forego the community, and force a governance model on the project that met with a lot of resistance from the community. This resulted in a TWiki community summit in Berlin that Thoeny did not attend, and left Tom Barton (TWiki.net ceo) red-eared by taking in the displeased frustration of the community. [...]

]]> http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/comment-page-1/#comment-50009 Blogroll » TWiki moving forward, surprising summit results and embarrassed TWiki.net CEO Mon, 29 Sep 2008 09:43:06 +0000 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/#comment-50009 [...] Right before my short holiday in Germany (great country, they know their trains very well), i decided to hop by on friday afternoon at the Berlin TWiki community summit, which had been going on for a day already at that point. The stakes were set high: as a result of TWiki.net’s hi-jacking of the open source project a fork was in the air. An ultimatum was set: succumb to our demands or we fork. Needless to say, a fork would reflect bad on TWiki.net and would make their investors frown. [...] [...] Right before my short holiday in Germany (great country, they know their trains very well), i decided to hop by on friday afternoon at the Berlin TWiki community summit, which had been going on for a day already at that point. The stakes were set high: as a result of TWiki.net’s hi-jacking of the open source project a fork was in the air. An ultimatum was set: succumb to our demands or we fork. Needless to say, a fork would reflect bad on TWiki.net and would make their investors frown. [...]

]]> http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/comment-page-1/#comment-49867 -=SUbWAY=- » Blog Archive » TWiki moving forward, surprising summit results and embarrassed TWiki.net CEO Tue, 16 Sep 2008 20:03:31 +0000 http://wordpress.metro.cx/2008/08/28/twikinet-out-on-the-path-of-war/#comment-49867 [...] Right before my short holiday in Germany (great country, they know their trains very well), i decided to hop by on friday afternoon at the Berlin TWiki community summit, which had been going on for a day already at that point. The stakes were set high: as a result of TWiki.net’s hi-jacking of the open source project a fork was in the air. An ultimatum was set: succumb to our demands or we fork. Needless to say, a fork would reflect bad on TWiki.net and would make their investors frown. [...] [...] Right before my short holiday in Germany (great country, they know their trains very well), i decided to hop by on friday afternoon at the Berlin TWiki community summit, which had been going on for a day already at that point. The stakes were set high: as a result of TWiki.net’s hi-jacking of the open source project a fork was in the air. An ultimatum was set: succumb to our demands or we fork. Needless to say, a fork would reflect bad on TWiki.net and would make their investors frown. [...]

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