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README
== Quiki
Quiki is a simple wiki aimed at developers.
External Dependencies:
Ultraviolet for code syntax highlighting
gem install ultraviolet
If it complains about needed Oniguruma:
http://snippets.aktagon.com/snippets/61-Installing-Ultraviolet-and-Oniguruma
Graphviz for diagram generation
http://graphviz.org/
== N.A.Q. (Never Asked Questions)
Q. Why is a tiny app like Quiki written in big bulky Rails and not in something *quick* like Sinatra/Merb/Raw Machine
Code?
A. Because Rails is so easy to extend and add to and can take advantage of all the wonderful plugins! (Quiki is built
upon the backs of many previous laborers).