This tutorial will show you how to create web applications with UnCommon Web (UCW). During this tutorial we will create two distinct, but functionaly similar, wikis. The first, "regular style," will be developed using the same mind set and organization as you would use with any other web framework (though it will use as much of UCW as possible). The second wiki, "UCW style," will be an idiomatic UCW application.
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