| weather | : | rain | |
| outside | : | 14°C | |
| mood | : |  | amused |
We're running the MoinMoin WikiEngine written in Python. We're not much of a Perl/PHP house here... I find that odd, but oh well.
"Moin" is supposedly a Northern German pronunciation of "morgen" for "morning"... see this comment.
I think they've had it installed for a while, but it was formally introduced with a lunch seminar as an excuse to order lunch for everyone. =D We had Thai food, BTW =)
We've always had something similar to Wiki before, whether it was as simple as a Word document in the source code repository that everyone was supposed to add to and update or as schmancy as a plain text HTML file checked in to CVS. We gave everyone the CVSweb URL to the file so that when you open it, it actually does a CVS CHECKOUT which would always give you the latest.
I ported some of my documentation over to the new Wiki. And I added a few of my favorite lunch hangouts to the Company List =) It looks like the first thing everyone does after creating their Wiki account is update the Lunch Places section... BWAHAHA!! XD
I was creating my User Profile page and was debating whether I could try to embed a blog or something into it. I used to keep a Work journal hosted on my local machine. It would be good to keep a Work blog again. The guys think work-blogging is a good idea too and they said they're going to look into Bikis or good standalones or something we can install internally...
In other Work-related stuff: people with fuzzy hats are scary. And I will stop right there. *stiff smile* =]
