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Thursday January 15, 2004

A Wiki to Watch

If you're a Java Blogger, you know about Erik's weblog. If you don't, you're living under a rock. Today, Erik introduced his wiki, which is likely to be a hotbed of good Tips and Tricks. I subscribed to his wiki RSS feed. I've seen issues with my wiki's RSS feed (it says there's updates when there really isn't), so I hope his works better. I didn't realize my Redman Skin got published, but oh well - the download is only 12KB. The name is probably a bad one since it's easy to change the color scheme from Red to other colors (just change the link colors). At my current client, I changed everything to green, and I have to say - it looks a bit better than the red. One thing I've been meaning to do to this wiki template is support for a tabbed menu, I just haven't gotten around to it.

Posted in Java at Jan 15 2004, 05:52:17 AM MST 2 Comments