Open Source C++ Wiki Software

Un ensemble de scripts utilises par Framasoft. Ils ont ete realise afin de mieux gerer des serveurs ou pour ajouter des fonctionnalites à nos sites internet.

NeoKiller is a project that aims to duplicate the .NET framework Huggle program in C++ to provide extensive cross-operating-system compatibility.

Personal wiki. Real wiki syntax, fast editing without need for using a mouse or learning new keyboard shortcuts. Editing documents with different wiki syntaxes on different places. Edit all your favourite wikis in one place!

The SuperWikia Alpha 1.0 application is an IDE specifically developed for 3D and graphic content. Its built upon the Unity foundation and incorporates various libraries from Komodo IDE, wxDevC++, CodeBlocks, QT Creator and other applications. Its Realtime purpose is an IDE (codesmith developer access), its Runtime (U/I) function is as a space building simulator, operating in conjunction with the SuperWikia 'Navigator' user interface to simulate space economics and fleet operations. It allows users (known as 'data fleet navigators' or DFN's) to compete in tourneys over vast regions known as 'expanses' and to create envoys that manage onsite and offsite stations. Using additional SuperWikia components, users may enhance their experience with plugins and 'dataplates' that help build the Runtime environment. Codesmiths (SuperWikia Alpha developers) can also build on top of the codebase using 'transcribes', acronym/algebraic encodes that differentiate codesmith works.

WikiMesh shall endeavour to relieve the bandwidth strain on Wikipedia and other popular wikis by creating a global, distributed, lazily-updated cache of WikiText and using a local WikiText-to-Html renderer (available as a standalone module).

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.

Tool to import MediaWiki-pages including their history (XML-dumps) into a git repository.