I've inadvertently started a discussion about adding method overload support to WikiTalk. To get the most visibility for this topic and to get as much feedback from the community as possible I thought I'd transfer it from the FlexWikiMailingList to here.
If anyone else has any comments/thoughts/suggestions/etc please feel free to contribute to the discussion.
WikiTalk is a language for including dynamic content in FlexWiki topics.
9/12/2007 3:15:49 PM - -10.10.192.22
WikiTalk is a language for including dynamic content in FlexWiki topics.
9/12/2007 3:15:49 PM - -10.10.192.22
There are a number of mailing lists for people who are interested in FlexWiki.
8/31/2007 10:05:31 AM - -74.12.232.125
Craig Andera is a consultant for Wangdera Corporation (his company). He blogs at "Pluralsight":http://pluralsight.com"","" and used to teach for DevelopMentor.
9/11/2007 2:14:34 PM - -74.12.234.30
Derek Lakin is a C# .NET developer primarily focusing on Windows Forms development and a CoreDeveloper for FlexWiki. Currently employed by "Content Master":http://www.contentmaster.co.uk producing learning material, white papers, and presentations, primarily for "Microsoft":http://www.microsoft.com.
9/11/2007 2:17:20 PM - -74.12.234.30
WikiTalk is a language for including dynamic content in FlexWiki topics.
9/12/2007 3:15:49 PM - -10.10.192.22
David Ornstein works at Microsoft. He is the primary original author and a key contributor to the software (FlexWiki) that makes this wiki run.
9/11/2007 2:15:20 PM - -74.12.234.30
WikiTalk is a language for including dynamic content in FlexWiki topics.
9/12/2007 3:15:49 PM - -10.10.192.22
A WikiTalk member is either a property or a method of an object
9/12/2007 3:23:21 PM - -10.10.192.22
WikiTalk methods can support optional parameters. Here are some notes on implementing such methods.
9/19/2007 2:25:12 PM - -74.15.253.157
Derek Lakin is a C# .NET developer primarily focusing on Windows Forms development and a CoreDeveloper for FlexWiki. Currently employed by "Content Master":http://www.contentmaster.co.uk producing learning material, white papers, and presentations, primarily for "Microsoft":http://www.microsoft.com.