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[[CamelCase]] is the term identifying the ability to link to another page on a wiki by removing the space between two capitalized letters. A revolutionary way of thinking of technology - "What is the simplest thing we can do to make this work?" - to paraphrase [[WardCunningham]]. [[MediaWiki]] was developed from [[UseModWiki]] and because it was developed for and encyclopedia, which, obvioulsy has little use for [[CamelCase]] - so it was phased out. | [[CamelCase]] is the term identifying the ability to link to another page on a wiki by removing the space between two capitalized letters. A revolutionary way of thinking of technology - "What is the simplest thing we can do to make this work?" - to paraphrase [[WardCunningham]]. [[MediaWiki]] was developed from [[UseModWiki]] and because it was developed for and encyclopedia, which, obvioulsy has little use for [[CamelCase]] - so it was phased out. | ||
WikiIndex does not use CamelCase, instead one have to enclose the wanted link in these double brackets: <tt><nowiki>[[</nowiki><nowiki>]]</nowiki></tt>. | |||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
[[Category:Terms]] | [[Category:Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 07:00, 6 October 2007
CamelCase is the term identifying the ability to link to another page on a wiki by removing the space between two capitalized letters. A revolutionary way of thinking of technology - "What is the simplest thing we can do to make this work?" - to paraphrase WardCunningham. MediaWiki was developed from UseModWiki and because it was developed for and encyclopedia, which, obvioulsy has little use for CamelCase - so it was phased out.
WikiIndex does not use CamelCase, instead one have to enclose the wanted link in these double brackets: [[]].