Gopherpedia

i _____ _ _ null (FALSE) 0 i / ____| | | | | null (FALSE) 0 i | | __ ___ _ __ | |__ ___ _ __| | null (FALSE) 0 i | | |_ |/ _ \| '_ \| '_ \ / _ \ '__| | null (FALSE) 0 i | |__| | (_) | |_) | | | | __/ | |_| null (FALSE) 0 i \_____|\___/| .__/|_| |_|\___|_| (_) null (FALSE) 0 i | | null (FALSE) 0 i |_| null (FALSE) 0 i null (FALSE) 0 iIn 1991, the Gopher protocol was born -- a method of searching for and null (FALSE) 0 idistributing information on the Internet. Gopher was intended to be null (FALSE) 0 ieasy to implement and use, and for a little while, it was very null (FALSE) 0 ipopular. null (FALSE) 0 i null (FALSE) 0 iOf course, HTTP and the World Wide Web launched right around that null (FALSE) 0 itime, and it wasn't long before the Web was proven to be a better null (FALSE) 0 iplatform. Gopher has survived to this day, but the WWW reigns supreme. null (FALSE) 0 i null (FALSE) 0 iDespite its lack of popularity, Gopher is still an awesome protocol - null (FALSE) 0 iit's extremely hackable and fun to work on. People like to put random null (FALSE) 0 istuff on their gopher servers -- their blog, articles they write, etc. null (FALSE) 0 iI decided that I wanted to write an interface to the single greatest null (FALSE) 0 isource of information on the Internet -- Wikipedia. null (FALSE) 0 i null (FALSE) 0 iSo, I built Gopherpedia. It runs on Gopher2000 null (FALSE) 0 i(https://github.com/muffinista/gopher2000), a Ruby library I wrote for null (FALSE) 0 ideveloping Gopher services. The web proxy to Gopherpedia is GoPHPer null (FALSE) 0 i(https://github.com/muffinista/gophper-proxy), which I also wrote. null (FALSE) 0 i null (FALSE) 0 0more about the Gopher protocol Gopher (protocol) gopherpedia.com 70 hgopher2000 - a ruby gopher server URL:http://github.com/muffinista/gopher2000 gopherpedia.com 70 hgophper-proxy - a modern PHP gopher proxy URL:http://github.com/muffinista/gophper-proxy gopherpedia.com 70 i null (FALSE) 0 1back to gopherpedia / gopherpedia.com 70 .