Best Wiki Systems for Web

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...

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...

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...

Users can ask questions and wait answers from the community.The site is mainly inspired by the StackOverflow website, a community of web developers helping each other.Features: Possibility to ask and answer questions Votes Reputation system User...

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...

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

Besides the answer-questions management feature, phpMyFAQ also comes as a Content Management-System for managing normal HTML static pages at the same time. This adds even more versatility to phpMyFAQ, allowing content outside FAQs to be added,...

Question2Answer includes two sections. The frontend where the main activity takes place, and a backend section where only administrators have access, where the system's settings are configured. There's plenty of details to change in the admin panel,...

Written in Ruby and JavaScript, the system was built by the GitHub Team and currently powers the GitHub Wikis. Gollum wikis are simply Git repositories that adhere to a specific format. Content can be edited with a text editor or IDE, with the built-in...

MarkWiki is a wiki application that works and behaves just like any other wiki, only it uses Markdown for formatting text.Besides simple text styling, Markdown is also used to store the content in (as .MD files).Under the hood MarkWiki works just like any...