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== Working with Data ==
 
== Working with Data ==
 
The [https://github.com/moy/Git-Mediawiki/wiki/User-manual Git-Mediawiki project] is an extension of [[Git]] which allows you to clone/author your wiki from the comfort of your git terminal.
 
The [https://github.com/moy/Git-Mediawiki/wiki/User-manual Git-Mediawiki project] is an extension of [[Git]] which allows you to clone/author your wiki from the comfort of your git terminal.
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=== Miga ===
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Yaron Koren wrote a cool data front-end called Miga http://migadv.com/usage/
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Miga is a lightweight framework for displaying an intelligent client-side browsing interface around a set of structured data. It requires administrators to provide the bare minimum amount of information: one or more data tables, in CSV form; as well as schema information in a separate file using a lightweight syntax; and an optional listing of additional pages that the app should display, also using a lightweight syntax.
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[[Category:Data]]
 
[[Category:Data]]

Revision as of 13:26, 23 June 2016

Nice instruction about representation of data as it relates to binary, base 10, hexadecimal and so on. http://www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/ehchua/programming/java/DataRepresentation.html

Working with Data[edit | edit source]

The Git-Mediawiki project is an extension of Git which allows you to clone/author your wiki from the comfort of your git terminal.

Miga[edit | edit source]

Yaron Koren wrote a cool data front-end called Miga http://migadv.com/usage/

Miga is a lightweight framework for displaying an intelligent client-side browsing interface around a set of structured data. It requires administrators to provide the bare minimum amount of information: one or more data tables, in CSV form; as well as schema information in a separate file using a lightweight syntax; and an optional listing of additional pages that the app should display, also using a lightweight syntax.