The interface is totally web based, and it can be used to create sites
on local machine, as well as on the target site itself.
Pages are constructed from templates and Wiki style text.
Wikiciter will create static HTML page from them,
and upload it to the target server if you are developping on local machine.
It has integrated version control using RCS so that we can see the diff
and history of all edits.
It can create dynamic pages, too.
When is it going to be available ?
Honestly, I don't know.
I don't have plan to finish it into a quality product, yet.
It's already quite useful for me, and possibly for many people, as is now.
But there are lots of small details I should polish up
if I want to offer it to general public.
Also, I'm thinking about re-implementing it using
OcamlEditor
as it would be very small and fast.
Current system written in Python isn't big, either.
But Ocaml can produce fairly tight native code, which easily beats Python.
Also, a binary CGI can be easier to setup, as it doesn't require Python to be present on the target system.