Pounding Simplicity into Wiki

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A working Federated Wiki is built that moves sharing into the browser, binds visualizations to data across sites, and keeps per-page history and forking. Live demos show D3 visualizations attaching to remote datasets, a three-line oscilloscope reading from a Teensy over USB, and a techzyme plug-in streaming sensor samples via websockets. Many experiments fail and get iterated; the system runs, refactors content by dragging paragraphs between pages, and proves the federation model practical.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 3:23D3
3. 3:43D3 Mashup
4. 5:26Traditional Wiki
5. 5:58Edit Capability
6. 14:06Recent Changes
7. 19:52Plug in Documentation
8. 21:38Demo
9. 29:26Connecting Things to Federated Wiki
10. 33:10Blink Program
11. 34:00Piezoelectric Speaker
12. 43:40What Does It Mean To Fork a Page in the Context of this Federation
13. 46:25What Would some Other Service Need To Add to My Wiki before I Could View Pages from Their Service
14. 48:17Basic Wiki Protocol

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