Difference: SellTwiki (1 vs. 6)

Revision 631 Jan 2013 - Main.DavidCowburn

  Major features 

 Revision control - complete audit trail, also for meta data such as attachments and access control settings. 
Provides identification of all contributors.  Permits reversal / correction to previous versions.  Encourages responsible use.  Better than blog-style because document can be tidied up (and shortened) but all contributions are recorded. 
 Fine-grained access control - restrict read/write/rename on site level, web level, page level based on user groups 
Permits user control of access.  At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators.  Permits immediate creating of controlled content without extensive administrator intervention. 
 Extensible TWiki markup language 
Much easier to use than HTML with nearly all the features.  Generates compact html for export if needed.  Short tables can be quickly made.  
 TinyMCE based WYSIWYG editor 
Useful for many users
 Dynamic content generation with TWiki variables
-<
<
+So for example you can use variable %NMRMANAGER% ( set as MichaelGoger )in multiple places in documents, where it is substituted in documents with its value, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered.   Anything you can do in Perl, you can do within the twiki.
->
>
+ So for example you can use variable %NMRMANAGER% ( set as MichaelGoger )in multiple places in documents, where it is substituted in documents with its value, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered.   Anything you can do in Perl, you can do within the twiki.
->
>
+ Because pages are dynamically formed as needed, inclusion of other materials and web pages is easy compared to conventional html coding.
  Forms and reporting - capture structured content, report on it with searches embedded in pages 
Cross platform search (subject to access control) permits rapid report generation.  This is a search feature, not an index lookup.  
 Built in database - users can create wiki applications using the TWiki Markup Language 
This is not easy but is powerful.  Example -- http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nmrknow/ForsSearch
 Skinnable user interface 
Never used this feature
 RSS/Atom feeds and e-mail notification 
For example, summary of specific changed pages can be emailed daily (or other frequency).  
 Browser agnostic. 
 Over 400 Extensions and 200 Plugins 
Spread sheets, calendars etc etc .  Active developer community. http://twiki.org/ 


 Research uses 
 Data summaries and transfers 
Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control.  Easy to create forms, macros for analysis of multiple records. On line pages downloadable to other programs (e.g. Matlab) . http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/NewProject09ChildGhost
 Drafts, outlines, plans 
Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email.  Long term storage.  Simpler to use than multiple series of emails.  Simplified membership of  interest groups.  Example -- http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/Matlab
 Manuals, procedures, records for instrument use 
Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments.  Can add access options readily.  Cross referenced FAQ pages.  Readily made-read only to general audience and editable by a sub group.  e.g. http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nregim/OperationsSafetyCommittee
 Managed pages for lab / dept information, e.g. http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu/wiki  at Vanderbilt 
 (Expert level) Project management and data analysis 
Example - multiple report summaries http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nmrknow/ForsSearch ;  http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemProjects

 (Semi expert level) Rapid development of html code for other uses 
e.g. http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/NysbdgWinter2013



 

 Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = 
 

-- DavidCowburn - 28 Jan 2013

Revision 531 Jan 2013 - Main.DavidCowburn

  Major features 

 Revision control - complete audit trail, also for meta data such as attachments and access control settings. 
Provides identification of all contributors.  Permits reversal / correction to previous versions.  Encourages responsible use.  Better than blog-style because document can be tidied up (and shortened) but all contributions are recorded. 
 Fine-grained access control - restrict read/write/rename on site level, web level, page level based on user groups 
Permits user control of access.  At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators.  Permits immediate creating of controlled content without extensive administrator intervention. 
 Extensible TWiki markup language 
Much easier to use than HTML with nearly all the features.  Generates compact html for export if needed.  Short tables can be quickly made.  
 TinyMCE based WYSIWYG editor 
Useful for many users
 Dynamic content generation with TWiki variables 
So for example you can use variable %NMRMANAGER% ( set as MichaelGoger )in multiple places in documents, where it is substituted in documents with its value, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered.   Anything you can do in Perl, you can do within the twiki.  
 Forms and reporting - capture structured content, report on it with searches embedded in pages 
Cross platform search (subject to access control) permits rapid report generation.  This is a search feature, not an index lookup.  
 Built in database - users can create wiki applications using the TWiki Markup Language 
This is not easy but is powerful.  Example -- http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nmrknow/ForsSearch
 Skinnable user interface 
Never used this feature
 RSS/Atom feeds and e-mail notification 
For example, summary of specific changed pages can be emailed daily (or other frequency).  
 Browser agnostic. 
 Over 400 Extensions and 200 Plugins
-<
<
+Spread sheets, calendars etc etc .  Active developer community.
->
>
+Spread sheets, calendars etc etc .  Active developer community. http://twiki.org/
  Research uses 
 Data summaries and transfers
-<
<
+Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control.  Easy to create forms, macros for analysis of multiple records. On line pages downloadable to other programs (e.g. Matlab)
->
>
+Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control.  Easy to create forms, macros for analysis of multiple records. On line pages downloadable to other programs (e.g. Matlab) . http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/NewProject09ChildGhost
  Drafts, outlines, plans
-<
<
+Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email.  Long term storage.  Simpler to use than multiple series of emails.  Simplified membership of  interest groups.
->
>
+Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email.  Long term storage.  Simpler to use than multiple series of emails.  Simplified membership of  interest groups.  Example -- http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/Matlab
  Manuals, procedures, records for instrument use
-<
<
+Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments.  Can add access options readily.  Cross referenced FAQ pages.
->
>
+Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments.  Can add access options readily.  Cross referenced FAQ pages.  Readily made-read only to general audience and editable by a sub group.  e.g. http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nregim/OperationsSafetyCommittee
  Managed pages for lab / dept information, e.g. http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu/wiki  at Vanderbilt
->
>
+ (Expert level) Project management and data analysis 
Example - multiple report summaries http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nmrknow/ForsSearch ;  http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/CemProjects

 (Semi expert level) Rapid development of html code for other uses 
e.g. http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Main/NysbdgWinter2013
  Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = 
 

-- DavidCowburn - 28 Jan 2013

Revision 429 Jan 2013 - Main.DavidCowburn

	Major features Revision control - complete audit trail, also for meta data such as attachments and access control settings. Provides identification of all contributors. Permits reversal / correction to previous versions. Encourages responsible use. Better than blog-style because document can be tidied up (and shortened) but all contributions are recorded. Fine-grained access control - restrict read/write/rename on site level, web level, page level based on user groups Permits user control of access. At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators. Permits immediate creating of controlled content without extensive administrator intervention. Extensible TWiki markup language Much easier to use than HTML with nearly all the features. Generates compact html for export if needed. Short tables can be quickly made. TinyMCE based WYSIWYG editor Useful for many users Dynamic content generation with TWiki variables So for example you can use variable %NMRMANAGER% ( set as MichaelGoger )in multiple places in documents, where it is substituted in documents with its value, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered. Anything you can do in Perl, you can do within the twiki. Forms and reporting - capture structured content, report on it with searches embedded in pages Cross platform search (subject to access control) permits rapid report generation. This is a search feature, not an index lookup. Built in database - users can create wiki applications using the TWiki Markup Language This is not easy but is powerful. Example -- http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nmrknow/ForsSearch Skinnable user interface Never used this feature RSS/Atom feeds and e-mail notification For example, summary of specific changed pages can be emailed daily (or other frequency). Browser agnostic. Over 400 Extensions and 200 Plugins Spread sheets, calendars etc etc . Active developer community. Research uses Data summaries and transfers Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control. Easy to create forms, macros for analysis of multiple records. On line pages downloadable to other programs (e.g. Matlab) Drafts, outlines, plans Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email. Long term storage. Simpler to use than multiple series of emails. Simplified membership of interest groups. Manuals, procedures, records for instrument use Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments. Can add access options readily. Cross referenced FAQ pages.
Added:
> >	Managed pages for lab / dept information, e.g. http://biostat.mc.vanderbilt.edu/wiki at Vanderbilt
	Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = -- DavidCowburn - 28 Jan 2013

Revision 329 Jan 2013 - Main.DavidCowburn

  Major features 

 Revision control - complete audit trail, also for meta data such as attachments and access control settings. 
Provides identification of all contributors.  Permits reversal / correction to previous versions.  Encourages responsible use.  Better than blog-style because document can be tidied up (and shortened) but all contributions are recorded. 
 Fine-grained access control - restrict read/write/rename on site level, web level, page level based on user groups 
Permits user control of access.  At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators.  Permits immediate creating of controlled content without extensive administrator intervention. 
 Extensible TWiki markup language 
Much easier to use than HTML with nearly all the features.  Generates compact html for export if needed.  Short tables can be quickly made.  
 TinyMCE based WYSIWYG editor 
Useful for many users
 Dynamic content generation with TWiki variables
-<
<
+So for example you can use variable 'NMRMANAGER' in multiple places in documents, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered.
->
>
+So for example you can use variable %NMRMANAGER% ( set as MichaelGoger )in multiple places in documents, where it is substituted in documents with its value, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered.   Anything you can do in Perl, you can do within the twiki.
  Forms and reporting - capture structured content, report on it with searches embedded in pages 
Cross platform search (subject to access control) permits rapid report generation.  This is a search feature, not an index lookup.  
 Built in database - users can create wiki applications using the TWiki Markup Language
-<
<
+This is not easy but is powerful.
->
>
+This is not easy but is powerful.  Example -- http://www.nysbc.net/twiki/bin/view/Nmrknow/ForsSearch
  Skinnable user interface 
Never used this feature
 RSS/Atom feeds and e-mail notification
-<
<
+For example, summary of specific changed pages can be emailed daily (or other frequency)
->
>
+For example, summary of specific changed pages can be emailed daily (or other frequency).
  Browser agnostic. 
 Over 400 Extensions and 200 Plugins
-<
<
+Spread sheets, calendars etc etc
->
>
+Spread sheets, calendars etc etc .  Active developer community.
->
>
  Research uses 
 Data summaries and transfers
-<
<
+Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control.
->
>
+Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control.  Easy to create forms, macros for analysis of multiple records. On line pages downloadable to other programs (e.g. Matlab)
  Drafts, outlines, plans
-<
<
+Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email.  Long term storage.  Simpler to use than multiple series of emails
->
>
+Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email.  Long term storage.  Simpler to use than multiple series of emails.  Simplified membership of  interest groups.
  Manuals, procedures, records for instrument use
-<
<
+Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments.  Can add access options readily.
->
>
+Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments.  Can add access options readily.  Cross referenced FAQ pages.
->
>
  Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = 
 

-- DavidCowburn - 28 Jan 2013

Revision 229 Jan 2013 - Main.DavidCowburn

-<
<
+d8 1
  Major features 

 Revision control - complete audit trail, also for meta data such as attachments and access control settings.
-<
<
+Provides identification of all contributors.  Permits reversal / correction to previous versions.  Encourages responsible use.
->
>
+Provides identification of all contributors.  Permits reversal / correction to previous versions.  Encourages responsible use.  Better than blog-style because document can be tidied up (and shortened) but all contributions are recorded.
  Fine-grained access control - restrict read/write/rename on site level, web level, page level based on user groups
-<
<
+Permits user control of access.  At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators.
->
>
+Permits user control of access.  At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators.  Permits immediate creating of controlled content without extensive administrator intervention.
  Extensible TWiki markup language
-<
<
+ TinyMCE^? based WYSIWYG editor
->
>
+Much easier to use than HTML with nearly all the features.  Generates compact html for export if needed.  Short tables can be quickly made.
->
>
+ TinyMCE based WYSIWYG editor 
Useful for many users
  Dynamic content generation with TWiki variables
->
>
+So for example you can use variable 'NMRMANAGER' in multiple places in documents, and it can be changed in only one place if the person responsible is altered.
  Forms and reporting - capture structured content, report on it with searches embedded in pages
->
>
+Cross platform search (subject to access control) permits rapid report generation.  This is a search feature, not an index lookup.
  Built in database - users can create wiki applications using the TWiki Markup Language
->
>
+This is not easy but is powerful.
  Skinnable user interface
->
>
+Never used this feature
  RSS/Atom feeds and e-mail notification
->
>
+For example, summary of specific changed pages can be emailed daily (or other frequency)
 Browser agnostic.
  Over 400 Extensions and 200 Plugins
->
>
+Spread sheets, calendars etc etc 

 Research uses 
 Data summaries and transfers 
Attachments feature can be used like dropbox and has more potential structure and control.  
 Drafts, outlines, plans 
Rapid changes and updates ; advice of changes by optional email.  Long term storage.  Simpler to use than multiple series of emails
 Manuals, procedures, records for instrument use 
Simple presentation for training, recording, data transfers, user comments.  Can add access options readily.
  Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW = 
 

-- DavidCowburn - 28 Jan 2013

Revision 128 Jan 2013 - Main.DavidCowburn

d8 1

Major features

Revision control - complete audit trail, also for meta data such as attachments and access control settings.

Provides identification of all contributors. Permits reversal / correction to previous versions. Encourages responsible use.

Fine-grained access control - restrict read/write/rename on site level, web level, page level based on user groups

Permits user control of access. At the 'web' level, control of control available to administrators.

Extensible TWiki markup language

TinyMCE^? based WYSIWYG editor

Dynamic content generation with TWiki variables

Forms and reporting - capture structured content, report on it with searches embedded in pages

Built in database - users can create wiki applications using the TWiki Markup Language

Skinnable user interface

RSS/Atom feeds and e-mail notification

Over 400 Extensions and 200 Plugins

Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =

-- DavidCowburn - 28 Jan 2013

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