Paragraph.JS

Paragraph.JS

by tnantoka

29.91

overall

<p>.js is new wiki engine run on Node, that can edit “paragraph” (not page) and updating realtime through websocket.

Judging Instructions

First, please access demo site http://tnantoka.nko2.nodeknockout.com/ . And login with twitter “@login” button in top of the this page. Then, you can edit free (add page, remove page, insert paragraph, edit text"). Enjoy realtime editable wiki with other users!

Who

• tnantoka — Tokyo

How

Node modules

• express
• ejs
• socket.io
• config
• oauth
• connect

  APIs

• Twitter API

  Client side js libs

• jQuery (Include activity-indicator, cookie, dcjqaccordion, indent, cleditor, notifyBar plugins)
• YUI

  Icons

  http://www.tutorial9.net/downloads/108-mono-icons-huge-set-of-minimal-icons/

Votes

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• (4)
  

• steadicat

  judge

  8 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  A real-time wiki could be cool, but I don’t see the point of splitting into (fixed-height) paragraphs when you’re using rich text with WYSIWYG. Page switching seems broken.
• janl

  judge

  8 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  It’s a wiki.
• landlessness

  judge

  8 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  i couldn’t get the app to fully function. but i love the idea of it and thought the visual design was solid.
• chrismatthieu

  judge

  8 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  I love this app and would use it!
• bcherry

  judge

  8 months ago

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• atsuya

  contestant

  8 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  very useful! i’ll probably use it for myself…!
• therazorblade

  judge

  8 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  Nicely done! The paragraph idea is interesting but I’m not sure how useful it is compared to full page editing. I was sure I was going to get you with conflicts but locking works well. Interface needs some work as well as the ability to add editorial/comments (meta).
• ara_p

  judge

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  It wasn’t immediately obvious that the highlighted items in the sidebar were categories. Also, categorized items weren’t indented to indicate their being part of a category. Finally, the new paragraph line should be visible by default and not when hovered over. It seemed like something had gone wrong.
• mikeal

  judge

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  interesting, @jchris had a similar idea about designing a wiki in couchdb that broken the page in to paragraphs for better diff/merge.
• luisivan

  contestant

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  Real time is awesome. Maybe it will replace MediaWiki in the future!
• shigeki

  contestant

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  Working very smoothly and to be nice for collaborating edit.
• iapain

  judge

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  Cool design, simple UI and at least real time feature works. It’d be interesting to see who is currently editing the document and some word by word transfer. Anyways, awesome work done.
• jesusabdullah

  contestant

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  Neat. Maybe I’m just being dumb, but I keep getting vaguely lost when looking for the things to click. I also wonder what the utility of the by-paragraph voting is. It’d be interesting to see where this concept could go. I wish you had a votie on there!
• froderik

  contestant

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  Crisp looks!
• jedschmidt

  judge

  9 months ago

  Utility/Fun	Design	Innovation	Completeness
  +1: a realtime wiki, well executed. very simple and easy-to-understand interface. definitely the most polished entry i’ve judged. -1: not too original. also, vulnerable to XSS.