New Wiki Systems for Web

The system allows easy installation of a wiki to share and edit with friends.What is new in this release:This version allows the translation of the word "OK" in authentication forms. What is new in version 2.2.82:This version allows the...

XWiki can be used for creating intranets, simple websites, knowledge management apps, can be embedded into a CMS, for project collaboration, and even run as a fully-fledged portal. The plethora of features included with the platform allow it to easily...

PhpWiki is a clone of WikiWikiWeb made in PHP.Features: Multiple storage backends Dynamic hyperlinking Themes Plugins User...

Foswiki is a mature platform for deploying your sites, communities or Web projects. Because of its wiki-specific build and support for real-time editing, Foswiki is a great tool for a group of people working on projects where information is freely...

Short for "simple wiki", Simiki works just like any other static site compiler, taking static files and compiling them into a Web-ready HTML file based on a pre-written template. New Simiki sites can be generated via the Python CLI and new pages can be...

WebIssues can be used for managing bugs, feature requests, issues and any problems that need to be fixed in a project. What is new in this release: It is now possible to export the list of issues in CSV format also from the Web Client. The quick...

It's an evolution from the old TiddlyWiki platform.TiddlyWiki is designed to load data when requested, not just to dump it without any purpose.Features:Multiple wiki views Wiki syntax support Plugins and Modules Syntax highlighting Twitter Bootstrap...

ikiwiki works anywhere a C compiler and Perl can be installed.ikiwiki takes wiki pages and data stored in special Git or Subversion repositories and assembles them into standards-compliant HTML pages that can be served to users via any Web server. Because...

TWiki is a complex system, highly-recommended for environments with lots of users, all able to edit pages, add new info and share it with their collaborators and team members.As you can see, TWiki is a powerful solution when it comes to powering...

Melkor was inspired by GitHub's fantastic Gollum wiki engine, engine used for GitHub's very own wiki functionality. The Melkor engine works by storing all the data inside Git repos and using Markdown (the GitHub version) for formatting the pages'...