Project Summary
Indywiki provides a visually-driven and intuitive way of browsing Wikipedia.
Indywiki's window is split in two parts, one with images related to the
current topic, and another with text and links from the current page.
Images are selected from the current page, the pages pointed to by the
current one (forward links), and the pages that point to the current one
(back-links). The text of the current page is presented one paragraph at a
time, and the page's links are shown in a single list.
In Indywiki, one browses wikipedia by selecting either text links or images
(the latter leads to the wiki page that contains the selected image).
In a Nutshell, Indywiki...
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took an estimated 2 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in April, 2008
ending with its most recent commit almost 17 years ago
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