Wiki platforms
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Comprehensive Overview of Wiki Platforms[edit]
This page provides a detailed overview of various wiki platforms, categorized by their underlying programming language, as well as notable commercial wiki and collaboration tools.
Commercial Wiki and Collaboration Platforms[edit]
Confluence[edit]
Confluence by Atlassian is a widely used commercial team collaboration tool. It integrates seamlessly with Jira and other Atlassian products, making it ideal for project management and software development teams.
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Microsoft SharePoint is a robust enterprise collaboration platform from Microsoft. It offers extensive document management and collaboration features and is deeply integrated with the Microsoft Office suite.
Notion[edit]
Notion is a versatile workspace platform that combines notes, tasks, wikis, and databases. It is known for its flexibility and user-friendly interface, making it popular among teams for knowledge management and project planning.
Google Workspace[edit]
Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) includes Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, which can be used collectively as a collaborative tool for teams. It's known for its real-time collaboration features and seamless integration with other Google services.
PHP-Based Wiki Platforms[edit]
MediaWiki[edit]
MediaWiki, the software that powers Wikipedia, is a highly popular PHP-based wiki platform known for its robustness and extensive features.
PhpWiki[edit]
PhpWiki is a simple yet versatile wiki software written in PHP, reminiscent of the original WikiWikiWeb.
Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware[edit]
Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a full-featured, web-based, multilingual, tightly integrated, all-in-one Wiki+CMS+Groupware written in PHP.
Java-Based Wiki Platforms[edit]
JSPWiki[edit]
JSPWiki is built using Java technology and is popular for its robust performance and scalability. JSPWiki information
XWiki[edit]
XWiki is a powerful wiki platform written in Java, known for its extensibility and a wide range of features including a powerful scripting engine.
DokuWiki[edit]
Though primarily PHP-based, DokuWiki has been popular in Java environments due to its simplicity and ease of integration.
Python-Based Wiki Platforms[edit]
MoinMoin[edit]
MoinMoin is an advanced, easy-to-use, and extensible WikiEngine with a large community of users. It's written in Python and has a clean and modular architecture which allows for advanced customization.
Trac[edit]
Trac combines a wiki with issue tracking and version control integration. It's a preferred choice for software development projects and integrates seamlessly with Subversion and Git.
Django Wiki[edit]
For a wiki solution within the Django web framework, consider Django Wiki. While a specific Wikipedia page for Django Wiki may not exist, you can find more information under the Django web framework. Django Wiki information
TiddlyWiki[edit]
Though not exclusively Python-based, TiddlyWiki is a highly versatile and unique wiki platform. It can be used standalone or integrated with Python backends for enhanced functionality.
PickyWiki[edit]
PickyWiki focuses on simplicity and ease of use. Its minimalist approach makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a straightforward wiki platform.
WikidPad[edit]
WikidPad is a standalone application rather than a web-based wiki. Written in Python, it offers a unique personal wiki notebook experience for desktop users.
