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Igor is a tool standalone multi-funtional WikiProject management tool allows a user to more easily managing a medium to large WikiProject. Written in Java, it is designed to run on any platform with a Java Runtime Environment.
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SxWiki is a PHP framework for automated editing of MediaWiki projects. Please see the Wiki tab above for more info.
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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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A teeny-tiny wiki that only uses txt files. No database needed. SUPPORT:http://jacwiki.jacroe.com/forum BUGS: http://jacwiki.jacroe.com/bugs
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DocBook DokuWiki is a wiki system that includes DocBook XML support. It allows collaborative writing of DocBook XML documents in a wiki way. It supports section level editing with locking, as well as an easy document structure editor.
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MapMyGlobe CMS is a map-based, geolocated, mobile-conscious, fully extensible collaborative open-source CMS.
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ClearLisp is a Common Lisp interpreter written in C# with a large library including all of .NET and an extensive object model. Supports IIS and XSP or Apache with mono. Includes sample code of a personal, file based wiki web application.
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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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PositLog is an open source CMS for building custom-made Websites. It provides you with the capability to write text, draw pictures, and paste photos and any HTML code anywhere on draggable and zoomable web pages.
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jerd is an open source framework for server-side javascript developpement (ssjs) Credits: Inspired on work of Chris Double (http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/2006/05/server-side-javascript.html)
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Wrt-Wiki is a lightweight Wiki for a Linksys WRT running OpenWRT Firmware. It provides basic Wiki functionality and a administration interface allowing page to be locked, deleted, renamed or made to be executed as shell scripts.
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With this simple extension to MediaWiki you can insert images without associated links or linking to arbitrary urls.
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A mediawiki special page extension to create online slideshows of mediawiki page content and export them to open office and pptx presentation files.
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A MediaWiki extension which provides users with the ability to create and populate MySQL tables for dynamic data storage and display. Originally developed for CS 697 (Software Engineering), Spring 2009, Ball State University. Still in beta.
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The most innovative solution to open source communities. A hybrid of classical discussion and modern collaboration software.
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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.
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Wikind is a wiki that heavily uses kind information for every aspect of pages, objects or files management, storing and operating. Wikind tries also to be kind to users; editors and readers of wiki. Wikind targets to have *real* file based backend.
