New Wiki Systems for Web

OLAT is a very advanced Learning Management System, allowing admins and webmasters to setup a complete online training tool.Features:cursor-pointer" onclick="spovl3hide();"> Application features General Overview: Java based framework (Brasato) with...

This tool was written using Python.It tries to implement as much of the normal wiki features as possible for a reliable Python solution.Features:cursor-pointer" onclick="spovl3hide();"> Application features Manage revisions Creates backups of page...

Webmasters can use FAQ Script PHP to embed a section on their sites where answers to basic questions can be read.FAQ Script PHP allows the administrators to add a question, add the answer and classify it in a category.What FAQ Script PHP doesn't do is to...

PyKwiki is not your regular wiki platform.Under the hood it works just like a static site compiler, taking local, static layout template files and compiling them into static HTML pages.The wiki's content is all stored as Markdown content and can easily be...

It requires no configuration and can be easily started in any Mercurial repository. Hatta's pages are stored in plain text files inside some directory in a repository.The files can be edited both from the wiki or with a text editor – in either case...

Ask Me Anything is a great way of providing support for your products on the Web.To work properly, Ask Me Anything needs a Twitter account and Python installed on the server.Once setup the Ask Me Anything interface is made up of a simple textarea where...

Softbiz FAQ Script is a dead simple Q&A system, created to run on classic PHP & MySQL Web hosting server setups.The script is available in two versions, a normal version and a SEO version with a few more SEO-inclined features like metadata...

MDwiki was created to work in such a manner that at no time or in no situation would the wiki platform ever need to dynamically retrieve information stored on a remote Web server.Everything is neatly packed in an HTML file, formatted using Markdown...