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The idea of having an own wikifarm for a company, school or university is not new. Most of the well known wikis offer some ways to build a wikifarm. After my research and many frustrating installations i decided to do what i do best: write a working but totally unprofessional script. This script aims for a very simple and unefficient way to set up a wikifarm. But this way even programming amateurs, like me, get a chance to create a wikifarms and make the changes they need for their project.

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.

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.

A very simple decentralised wiki server. Anyone can create and edit pages, and changes are propogated to other servers on the network.

Interface used to fight vandalism more efficiently on Wikipedia.

This program will allow Wikipedia users to tag each article. The cloud created will be displayed using a visual map. Users can then see the relation between articles that contain similar content even if they belong in different categories.

The Official port of the STUNNING! CMS/CMFx "Drupal" to the .NET Framework. Combining The greatest open source CMS with the greatest development platform. It will have the same architecture and will support Drupal modules & themes out of the box.

Agrifriend a agriculture information system is web based application using LAMP architecture , aim of this project is provide the information needed for farmers(focusing on Indian farmer ) ,to make them to be upto date with happenings in their field.

The most innovative solution to open source communities. A hybrid of classical discussion and modern collaboration software.

omCollab is an open source project combining wiki, blogs, social bookmarking and addtional optional applications under a common integrated skin with single sign-on capabilities. See http://mike2.openmethodology.org for current implementation example.