The Tcler's Wiki is a collaboratively-edited area on the web, dedicated to the [Tcl] programming language and its extensions, including the [Tk] graphical toolkit.

The system hosting the Tcler's Wiki comprises the following software modules
   * [Wikit]
   * [Wub]
   * [WubWikit]
   * [TDBC]

The relationships between the modules are shown in the following diagram

[http://wiki.tcl.tk/wikitcl.jpg]
The Wiki is hosted on a virtual [Linux] server at Linode.com [http://www.linode.com]

The TDBC back-end is currently [SQLite]. 

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'''Editing Pages'''

Information for this seems rather scattered and is not easily found, so I thought this should be a starting point, since it is easily accessible on the left banner ''About the Wiki'' [buchs]

    * [Formatting Rules]  (this seems to be up-to-date and most useful for editing an existing page when you've done it before but can't remember the markup. [buchs]. The edit page has a number of buttons at the top which help in the insertion of markup. It has a button linking to a help page as well [ak].)
    * [How to edit these wiki pages]
    * [TclWiki Formatting Rules]
    * When you want to create a unique page, add a link to it on [New Pages].

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'''History'''

The Tcler's Wiki was created by [Jean-Claude Wippler] and hosted by him from 1999 until the early 2007.  In early 2007 the hosting was taken over by [Colin McCormack], and in early 2008 the Wiki was given a makeover by [Steve Landers] and [Jos Decoster].

The Wiki is now hosted by the [Tcl Association] on behalf of the Tcl Community, and maintained by a team of volunteers, including
    * [Jos Decoster]
    * [Kevin Kenny]
    * [Pat Thoyts]
    * [Colin McCormack]
    * [Steve Landers]

The Wiki contents are stewarded by a team of ''Wiki Gnomes'', one of the most prominent being [Larry Virden].
[Colin McCormack] continues to develop and support [Wub] and its use with the Wiki.

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