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I am working on a project that I want to document so that friends, family and others that are working on a similar project can follow.

The manual for this project is broken down into chapters with a number of tasks in each chapter. The process is not sequential with the manual (there's a bunch of jumping around). So for example on January 18, 2009 I did task 5 from Chapter 3 and task 8 from Chapter 6.

Some people that follow this project are interested in reading it day-by-day. Others would like to see how I did task 5 from Chapter 3.

My problem is how to do this. I'm not a website developer and this is a casual endeavor. I tried using Frontpage with a chronological format but there was no way to pull up a specific task. Then I played around with Joomla with some extensions like AlphaContent and K2. But there is no way to have an article in multiple categories.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can document this project by task and date without being a web guru?
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Check http://twiki.org or its fork http://foswiki.org.

They are more than a wiki, actually a web 2.0 application platform. With the fist you can have comercial support while the second have a more active development.
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So you're suggesting documenting it as a wiki?

Would I be able to create articles (or entries) that are organized by date or manual section?
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