New Features for Jevon.org
Some ideas that I’d like to implement for the new Jevon.org…
High Priority
- An actually functioning OpenID server - completed 6 January 2013
- Slightly improved Wiki syntax - completed in r4531
- Support for redirections in Wiki - completed in r4540 using
#REDIRECT [Title](title.md)
- Wiki pages actually support versions and diff between them - completed in r4546, see History:42 or History:43
- Revisit all links in the TODO category
- Support syntax highlighting (see Google Code syntax highlighting) - completed in r4531
- Update profile page
- Update research profile page
- Use
_italic_
and*bold*
Wiki syntax instead - completed in r4520 - Fix Special:Recent Changes - completed in r4529
- Automatically add links to RFC nnnn, ISO nnnn, DOI nnnn, ISBN
Normal Priority
- Favicon - done in r4551 (to the icon from jevon )
- Support Cron jobs, along with an interface to job status
- An improved user interface/new design - done in r4558
- Allow users to place comments on Wiki pages (with Captcha for spam, etc)
- Allow
code
blocks to specify language - completed in r4531 using[code java]
- An “activity feed” displaying my activity around the Internet
- Screenshots of all old Jevon.org websites and versions (started)
- Add a cron job to mirror all links (text-only) (just for me)
- A SPAM detection framework, that allows for spammy phrases to be tagged, and perhaps a callback interface to permit asynchronous moderation
- Allow deletion of old history entries (should not require any weird diff magic)
Low Priority
- Rewrite/refactor the Journals
- Rewrite/refactor the Music Wiki
- Add CV
- Add a cron job to identify broken links, and possibly replace link with local mirror
Possible Activity Feed Sources
- SVN commits, records
- Blog posts, journal posts
- Last.fm scrobbles, journals, records
- Twitter posts, records
- Delicious saves, records
- Reddit posts, records
- Ohloh activity, records
- Flickr posts, records
- jevon.org edits, records
Allow people to comment on feed activity - perhaps through both Facebook Comments, and a home-written one (requires account management)?