I have written a vim plugin (ikiwiki-nav) that enables you to "follow" the wikilinks in an IkiWiki page, from inside vim; the plugin does the following:

• extract the wikilink of the text under the cursor
• figure out which is the file associated with the wikilink
• open that file (if it exists) in vim

It also has a couple of mappings for jumping to the previous/next wikilink in the current file.

ikiwiki-nav can be found here. You can find the usage and installation instructions there too.

It has a git repo, which you can find here.

I got tired of waiting for nanoblogger to compile my blog entries, specially since it seems to take more and more time as I add more entries. I guess that some variant of Schlemiel the painter's Algorithm is involved in the process.

Everybody say hi to ikiwiki! It is an (efficient) wiki compiler, and it can also use a version control system as a data storage backend. In particular, it allows me to write the posts locally, check a compiled version of the blog locally, and post (push) entries to a remote server easily (with a simple git push).

The rss and atom URLs for the blog have changed; please update them to this (RSS) and this (Atom). The old ones still work, but is better for all of us to be on the safe side

Update 22:47: Sorry for trashing your feeds, but I couldn't think of a way to avoid that :'(