2011-11-20 // First New Steps
I've been using Dokuwiki for about six months now. It started with a documentation project at work, and it allowed me to (finally) find a way to manage the content for my site. I've used a whole bunch of CMS options over the past almost ten years, including some wiki options… This is the first time in a long time that I feel like I've found the right thing for me.
Once I figured out what to use, there was a whole host of options (plugins, etc) that I had to go through - and still have to check out. A great starting point was Andreas Haerter's post on creating a DokuWiki Blog. It got me pointed in the right direction, and he's also using DW to run his main page and blog.
I still need to fix a lot with the archived version of my site (2003-2010), but at least I have a good place to start building the new one.
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