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A distributed project which manages and distributes a database of user requests indexed to a second database of responses. The application monitors and assigns scores to responses in order to determine priority for file sharing. User selections are a
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Hawi is a web-based geographic wiki used for mapping places that are interesting or encyclopedic. Hawi runs on LAMP and uses the Google Maps API. Hawi is licensed under the GPL and is freely available for anyone to use.
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A Wikipedia bot (a computer program designed to make automated edits to Wikipedia). It is written in Standard C - C99 - using the standard libraries and libcurl. This project has not met its long-term goals, and has been abandoned.
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MathJax is a modular javascript framework for including mathematics in web pages. It can take input in various formats, like TeX and MathML, and can produce output in various forms, such as MathML or HTML-with-CSS. Components are loaded as needed.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Very Quick Wiki is a Java Server Pages based WikiWikiWeb clone. It's goal is to be as lightweight but as functional as possible. It is deployed by dropping a single war file into any J2EE web container without any extra installation processes.
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Peachy is an API used by client-side PHP programs, such as bots, used to interact with a MediaWiki site. It interfaces with the MediaWiki built-in API.
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The goal of the jMWOF project is to provide a reliable, easy-to-use, cross-platform object framework for interfacing with MediaWiki-based (http://www.mediawiki.org/) wikis through the exclusive use of the API (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API).
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A collection of reusable applications and mega components written with ZK Ajax Framework. e.g. wiki, forum, RSS, spreadsheet, etc.
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A more modern wiki focusing on open technologies like SOAP and XML, and upon a more focused form of wiki software that incorporates the elements of traditional content creation, such as from journals, books or periodicals.
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A set of libraries and programs to access MediaWiki based websites' data through the MediaWiki API. Also includes visual tools to aid editing wiki-markup pages. Created using the .Net framework and C#
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creole/c is a Wiki Creole parser and a HTML converter. It implements Wiki Creole 1.0 and almost all of its additions. The parser is written in C++ and has a simple event driven plain C API. The converter is a stand-alone console application.
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Annoki is a set of extensions for MediaWiki that facilitates team collaboration by making the wiki easier to use and more secure.
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SimpelDataWiki (see http://wordbook.be/ for an example in use) is a PHP framework/CMS inspired by MediaWiki (SDW can be a wiki), but written from scratch and intended to be lightweight but flexible/extendible.
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Small and lightweight MediaWiki interwiki robot. Aimed specially for Wikimedia Foundation's projects.
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Sphene Community Tools is a collection of django applications which are designed to be easily pluggable into any django project. It currently consists of a full featured board and wiki application.
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WikyBlog is a CMS/Groupware application written in PHP/MySQL that fuses collaborative editing features of wikis with user friendly publishing characteristics of blogs. MediaWiki derived wiki syntax, AJAX enhanced, UTF8 and extendable (google maps).
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A reference implementation of the SMPTE-standardised Media Dispatch Protocol (MDP: SMPTE 2032). This software allows large media files and their metadata to be exchanged by organisations. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_dispatch_protocol
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Pillar is an easy to use MediaWiki bot framework, which uses the MediaWiki API to allow construction of a bot to be made much easier.
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Routing Fast Forward (RFF) is a training software regarding to routing technology and aspects. The main application consists of a wiki-like info part and a free configurable editor for routing scenarios.
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The Mediawiki Pipes extension implements external data access and processing through a series of configurable nodes that form a Pipe. The net effect is to create a Wiki based application framework. See http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Pipes
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sPage is a website "framework" that allows anyone to set up and maintain their own website, purely online. It blends the best aspects of a Wiki, with the flexibility of a traditional website. Users can edit their site with a WYSIWYG editor
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sCMS is a SEO-friendly Content Management System for small projects: personal sites, small business sites, etc. sCMS organized as a compact core with extensibility by user modules. System based on PHP5, MySQL, Smarty and Wiki.
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MOCA stands for MediaWiki Ontology Convergence Assistant. This extension tries to improve the usability and effect of the Semantic MediaWiki extension.
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WikingCMS is a revolutionary PHP-based software for creating wikis, that adds many "Web 2.0" functionalities with the wiki, such as tagging, AJAX, social exchange, trackbacks, API, visual editor... Change to way we use Internet by using Wiking!