What about DekkiWiki by Mindtouch! It's a great self-hosted wiki. It's my favorite and doesn't rely on Wiki Mark up which makes adoption in an enterprise great...
It's also FOSS! Free and Open Source...
Aaron Fulkerson
· 11 months ago
@Drew,
MindTouch Deki and Deki Express are both listed in this list. :-)
Thanks so much for your enthusiasm. Send ErinL @ MindTouch dot com an email with your physical address and she'll mail you a MindTouch tshirt. :-)
Omer
· 4 months ago
You'd be amazed how many of these 'Wiki' resources have their own MMORPG sections. It's amazing how when people are left alone with the tools required to create things, they go out and do it for free. There are guides to literally every single online game across these wikis and guides for millions of other things. Just look at Ehow. People write guides for everything, for free!
jrsowash
· 11 months ago
I used wikispaces to develop a library of links for my high school biology students. I found the interface extremely easy to use and best of all-- it's free! Wikispaces specializes in education, so they may not be for everyone.
Deki uses XHTML for storing content, so importing HTML pages is trivial, starting with copy-paste -- the easiest, but also most laborious method to import content. You can also import HTML dynamically on-demand, giving you some nice content mashup capabilities. A good place to find out more are the forums [1] where thousands of users share tips and tricks on how to get the most out of Deki.
You need to make it clearer that these are 100 *others* meaning ones not already listed in the first article. Otherwise it looks like you have massive gaps in your list and instead chose to list the 100 worst wiki tools!
Bill from Atlassian
· 11 months ago
@Rizwan @Max. Atlassian Confluence was mentioned in the first article, The Wiki Toolbox: 30+ Wiki Tools and Resources. This article was a follow-on working down the long tail of wiki alternatives.
Rizwan
· 11 months ago
@cameron @bill from atlassian: eeks!!! ....didn't know that...made a booboo ;)
boyip
· 11 months ago
I evaluate almost all downloadable wiki software, wibokr (http://wibokr.com) is excellent choice. Very impressive user experience, really worth a try...
Ric Roberts
· 11 months ago
Thanks for the mention. :-)
Candace Hackett Shively
· 11 months ago
Any teachers looking through your list might feel overwhelmed, especially if they are new to wikis. For classroom-friendly ideas for using wikis (within school policies) and a tool comparison for EDUCATION wiki tools, see the Wiki Walk-Through at http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/wiki/
Don Barry
· 11 months ago
Kyle Maxwell: (in response to #14 above)
TWiki did get love, but with its current name, Foswiki (http://foswiki.org). Turns out the person who forked JOSwiki to create TWiki, but who became a minority code contributor years ago, locked out the development community just two months ago after the lure of cash from a venture capitalist and threatened lawsuits over use of the name, when they wouldn't proclaim him benevolent dictator for life. So they rebranded and went on, and in two months put in 1900 SVN commits and more development work than TWiki had had in the previous two years. Meanwhile, minor development continues under the former name by the dictator and his paid toadie, with visions of venture capital sugarplums (still?) dancing in the head..
Check it out -- Foswiki has had lots of new love and will soon (2 months?) have some very distinguishing new features, like the ability to run from a memory stick standalone, without a web server.. it's already quite ahead of TWiki in bug fixing and maintainability -- and more importantly, it's where all (minus one) the old TWiki developers are keeping the flame alive.
You missed Wikidot (http://www.wikidot.com), a fantastic wikifarm, with a great community to help anyone. They have also a open source initiative at http://www.wikidot.org. Greetings from Brazil.
Facebook User
· 8 months ago
has anyone use TikiWiki with Virtual PC? If so, can you share any findings?
dlafont
· 7 months ago
Impressive list. As pointed out by several other users, some key players are missing:
- Xwiki : http://www.xwiki.com . A fully open sourced platform, avaialble in SaaS mode. Very powerful, in fact it is probably the ideal mix of a wiki and development platform for collabroative solutions
- Confluence: proprietary, on premice or SaaS mode. Very powerful, incredible community and very robust codebase.
Nice post. Such a wonderful and a huge wiki-resources available here. And I really mean it. All categories of wiki’s are listed in this article and this will be a one stop point for your entire browse. Spain tourism
Jogos de Carros
· 7 months ago
Wonderful post. What a collective and informative place to browse with. This article really made my browse useful and meaningful. I even never knew such diversified wiki’s were present in this inter tubes. Jogos de Carros
Navitimer
· 6 months ago
This is a great list of wikis. Thanks for taking the time to compile it.
Navitimer
· 6 months ago
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· 6 months ago
The greatest achievement of the human spirit is to live up to one's opportunities and make the most of one's resources. In the above article we are gifted with 100+ wiki tools and resources. Pls make the best use of it. forex systems
MikeTT
· 5 months ago
This is an absolutely fantastic source of Wiki resources. I've only heard of around 10 of these sites - I've just visited a few of the site listed above, and there is a goldmine of information there - and I'll be bookmarking a lot of them - many thanks! wordpress theme
Steveo
· 5 months ago
Fantastic! I´ve added many of these to my favourites. Thanks for your time and effort. Spanish Property Investment
Neven Boyanov
· 4 months ago
WiKissMe is a derivative of WiKiss. It has flexible plugins and modules architecture featuring blog, comments, captcha and others. Supports themes with templates as well. Website: http://www.wikissme.org/ hosted at SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wikissme. Written in PHP, requires version 5.
clipping images
· 3 months ago
This will be a great help ... Thanks for the post :)
chthp
· 3 months ago
This guide on Wikis is the best on the net currently. great work as always. Mashable is a pleasure to read and view.
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It's also FOSS! Free and Open Source...
MindTouch Deki and Deki Express are both listed in this list. :-)
Thanks so much for your enthusiasm. Send ErinL @ MindTouch dot com an email with your physical address and she'll mail you a MindTouch tshirt. :-)
Check it out: http://jrsowash.wikispaces.com/
static html sites?
Query here: http://forums.developer.mindtouch.com
"10 things you likely didn't know about MindTouch Deki" http://www.mindtouch.com/blog/2008/12/28/10-dek...
Cheers,
- Steve
[1] http://forums.developer.mindtouch.com/
It's called No-Brainer Notes:
http://www.giffmex.org/experiments/nobrainernot...
http://www.giffmex.org/nobrainernotes.html
There may be more over at WikiIndex, but this format is much easier to digest and use. Please update it from time to time!
What about Confluence. I think this one should surely be there on the list.
http://atlassian.com/confluence
For classroom-friendly ideas for using wikis (within school policies) and a tool comparison for EDUCATION wiki tools, see the Wiki Walk-Through at
http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/wiki/
TWiki did get love, but with its current name, Foswiki (http://foswiki.org).
Turns out the person who forked JOSwiki to create TWiki, but who became a
minority code contributor years ago, locked out the development community
just two months ago after the lure of cash from a venture capitalist
and threatened lawsuits over use of the name, when they wouldn't proclaim
him benevolent dictator for life. So they rebranded and went on, and in two
months put in 1900 SVN commits and more development work than TWiki had had
in the previous two years. Meanwhile, minor development continues under the
former name by the dictator and his paid toadie, with visions of venture
capital sugarplums (still?) dancing in the head..
Check it out -- Foswiki has had lots of new love and will soon (2 months?)
have some very distinguishing new features, like the ability to run from a
memory stick standalone, without a web server.. it's already quite ahead of
TWiki in bug fixing and maintainability -- and more importantly, it's where
all (minus one) the old TWiki developers are keeping the flame alive.
Greetings from Brazil.
- Xwiki : http://www.xwiki.com . A fully open sourced platform, avaialble in SaaS mode. Very powerful, in fact it is probably the ideal mix of a wiki and development platform for collabroative solutions
- Confluence: proprietary, on premice or SaaS mode. Very powerful, incredible community and very robust codebase.
You can find a list of leading open source wiki software here.
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