7 docs tagged with "wiki"

BookStack is a free and open-source platform designed to help you organize and store information in a simple and efficient way. It is a self-hosted solution that allows you to create, edit, and manage content through an easy-to-use interface. The content is divided into three real-world groups: Books, Chapters, and Pages, making it easy to navigate and find the information you need. The platform also includes a powerful search feature that allows you to search at the book level or across all books, chapters, and pages. You can also link directly to any paragraph, keeping your documentation interconnected. BookStack offers configuration options that let you customize the system to suit your needs, including changing the name, logo, and registration options. It also includes built-in diagrams.net drawing capability for creating diagrams within your documentation, a markdown editor for those who prefer to write in markdown, and integrated authentication options. The platform supports multiple languages and offers both dark and light modes for a comfortable user experience. It also includes a full role and permission system, multi-factor authentication, and features like cross-book sorting, page revisions, and image management.

DokuWiki is a highly versatile, open-source wiki software that is simple to use and doesn't require a database. It is known for its clean and readable syntax, making it a favorite among administrators due to its ease of maintenance, backup, and integration. DokuWiki is equipped with built-in access controls and authentication connectors, making it particularly useful in an enterprise context. It supports a wide range of use cases beyond a traditional wiki, thanks to the large number of plugins available. DokuWiki is designed for collaboration, allowing quick updates and easy addition of new pages while maintaining a history of every change. It can be used as a corporate knowledge base, private notebook, software manual, project workspace, CMS, intranet, and more. DokuWiki supports customization at all levels of expertise, from easy configuration via the admin interface to developing your own extensions.

MediaWiki is a powerful, open-source wiki platform that powers some of the largest collaborative projects, including Wikipedia. It offers a flexible and extensible framework for creating and managing content, supporting features like user management, version control, and powerful extensions. MediaWiki provides multilingual support, ensuring global accessibility, and includes built-in tools for content organization, search, and collaboration. It is an ideal solution for knowledge bases, documentation sites, and community-driven content platforms. With a vibrant ecosystem of plugins and themes, MediaWiki can be customized to suit diverse use cases.

OtterWiki is a simple, easy-to-use wiki software for personal use and small teams. It's designed to be minimalist, focusing on the essentials without unnecessary complexity. OtterWiki stores all content as Markdown files in a Git repository, providing automatic version control and the ability to edit pages using your favorite text editor. It features a clean, modern interface with syntax highlighting, file attachments, full-text search, and dark mode support. The wiki requires no database setup - everything is stored in plain text files, making backups and migrations simple. OtterWiki supports user authentication, page permissions, and comes with a built-in editor with live preview. Perfect for documentation, note-taking, knowledge management, and collaborative writing in small teams.

Tiddlywiki is a unique open-source, single-file wiki designed to help you organize, capture, and share information effectively. It is a versatile personal notebook that allows you to create, organize, and navigate your notes in a self-contained HTML file. Tiddlywiki is highly customizable, enabling users to tweak layouts, styles, and functionality through plugins and scripts. It works offline and can be hosted online for collaboration or personal use. Whether you're creating a personal knowledge base, journaling, or managing projects, Tiddlywiki provides a flexible platform to meet your needs.

Wiki.js is a powerful and extensible open source Wiki software designed to make documentation a joy to write. It features a beautiful and intuitive interface that can be fully customized to your liking, including a light and dark mode. The software is compatible with various platforms and databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MS SQL Server, and SQLite. With Wiki.js, you can manage all aspects of your wiki using the extensive and intuitive admin area. The software is built with performance in mind, running on the blazing fast Node.js engine. It is designed to intelligently make use of available resources, making it scalable whether it's on a tiny Raspberry Pi or on a high performance VM in the cloud. Wiki.js also allows you to control the privacy of your wiki, making it public, completely private, or a mix of both. It offers a wide range of modules that can be turned on/off on demand, catering to the unique needs of different teams. These modules include authentication, editors, history, localization, media assets, rendering, search, storage, user management, and themes. Wiki.js is proudly licensed under AGPLv3 and has been downloaded over 50 million times.

XWiki is a powerful, open source enterprise wiki platform designed for collaboration and content management. It offers extensive features to create, manage, and share knowledge effectively.