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WikiPDF is a mediawiki extension based on Wiki2PDF that adds PDF/LaTeX features to mediawiki. Wiki2PDF is a python script to convert multiple articles of a mediawiki based wiki (pre-configured to use with www.wikipedia.org) to a single LaTeX or PDF file.
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This is a Python cli command line utility that allows you to search for Java classes/files and packages in jar/ear/war 's on your system under a specific directory / path All docs are on the wiki: http://javaclassfind.wiki.sourceforge.net/
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A small, effective, extendable and customizable personal Wiki developed for pocketPC systems. Can run on all python supported platforms.
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Ogham is a simple wiki-like CMS with a rich JavaScript user interface. It is ideal for people for whom wiki syntax is a hurdle they won't leap, it features easy navigation ,WYSIWYG editing, an image library and more
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Personal Python Qwiki Wiki with MindMap Features (PPQwiki Map) is a very small (36kB) easy to setup and use Wiki intended to be used on your local system. It uses FreeMind to create Wikibased MindMaps.
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Diamanda is a wiki django application and Myghty Board is a bulletin board application. You will find more on http://www.rkblog.rk.edu.pl
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MilkCrate utilizes a new open-source markup language for tabular musical notation, and a unique wiki-styled web interface for data input. Users may generate a number of different document types to view the tabular notation, including .png, and PostScript
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The Markovski project implements an interpreter/compiler for a language named Markovski, used to write Markov algorithms (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_algorithm).
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Wiki engine written in Python, OS independent and using dbm files to store data. Has diff, content and link search, recent changes, file upload and user auth. engine (http://bane.3dnet.co.yu/bpp)
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A wiki engine written in Python, backed by Sqlite, providing user authentication, powerful command line administration facilities and a simple, clear web interface for editors.
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pyconnotea provides Python bindings for the Connotea WebAPI (see http://www.connotea.org/wiki/WebAPI). At present, there are no releases yet. But you may check out the source from the subversion repository. For documentation see the Home Page
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Rx4RDF shields developers from the complexity of RDF by enabling you to use familar XML technologies like XPath, XSLT and XUpdate to query, transform and manipulate RDF. Also included is Rhizome, a wiki-like application for viewing and editing RDF models
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WikiGateway is a library which allows you to act as a client to a wiki website, executing operations like getPage, putPage, and getRecentChanges. It can be used from the command line, from Perl or Python, as an Atom web service, or as a WikiXmlRpc server
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A simple wiki/blog in python. Uses file system for storage and plain cgi so it is a drop-in setup for a cgi capable web server and requires no libraries other than a standard python install.
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A social web-based platform for project, organization or community management. Includes forum, semantic wiki, blog and other technologies.
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UnityWiki is a Wiki implemented as a simple Python script. It supports a wide range of formatting (lists, tables, comments) and handles conflicting edits sensibly. It is derived from PikiPiki, and was originally intended for small-group collaboration.
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Python wiki software built on CherryPy and featuring WikiWords, automatic backlinking, site map generation, full text search, locking for concurrent edits, RSS feed embedding, per page access control lists, and page formatting using PyTextile markup.
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A GNOME Personal Wiki. Keep notes and other information in one organized application using wiki style syntax.
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Pyborg is yet another wiki. The primary goal is simplicity, content is stored in plain flat files. All formatting and markup will be extensible this will include even the most basic markup functionality (bold, h1, h2, etc...).
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Pytypus is a Semantic Web project. In Pytypus, RDF is the base of comunication between agents in the semantic net. Every URI in the semantic net has its owner that rule its behavior. See home page
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TamTam is collaborative web application. It is mostly based on the concept of WikiWiki, but has many features that are not a part of standard Wiki implementations & clones.
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ZWiki is a Zope-based wiki engine. The website has moved to http://zwiki.org ; at this sourceforge project we keep the old CVS repository for historical research.
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A collaborative wiki-like website written in Python, and served using Mod_python which allows for high performance to be achieved. Aims to overcome many of the limitations of similar systems, including getting rid of ugly CamelCase links.
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YoriJori is a wiki engine in Python. YoriJori is designed for scalability to serve more than a few thousands of wiki pages, for more than a thousand users.
