MALWiki: Mark Landry's foray into the efficient web-referencing "wiki" platform.

Introduction

I find the wiki platform quite intriguing in that it has streamlined
nearly every facet of sharing information. One button click and you
can alter what you are looking at. Upon altering, one more and you've
just provided your two cents. No secondary program (e.g. HTML editor),
no uploading, no worrying about where to save your version to, and no
keeping up with exact link locations.

My own site will follow a web site structure until I can get the hang
of thinking in fully referential terms. So there will be linked lists
and numerous paragraphs without a single link. But it's easy for me,
and I think it will still serve its purpose.

So here is what I hope to provide information about:

• Web Languages
• Database Software
• Standard Programming Languages
• New Languages

Data
I find information very interesting. Especially information that
contradicts what most people regard as truth. As I uncover particular
data that I find interesting, I plan on making it known.

Personal Projects
I seem to always have several half-baked projects going on. Perhaps
I can display my progress here.

Lists
I'm surprised I conceived of a site structure that didn't include lists.
That oversight has now been corrected, thanks to my long term wish list.

Politics
I consider myself a rather uninformed voter. I have typically voted
according to what I theoretically agree with, paying no attention to
what might be practical. So I hope to take a closer look at some of
the more important issues.

PSP
A wiki forum for sharing ideas about a software engineering project for Texas State.