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MoinMoin Wiki Engine: An Open Source Extensible Wiki

MoinMoin Wiki Engine: An Open Source Extensible Wiki

MoinMoin is an easy to use, full-featured and extensible wiki software package written in Python.

Tiddloid Lite: Enjoy your TiddlyWiki on Android

Tiddloid Lite: Enjoy your TiddlyWiki on Android

TiddlyWiki is an amazing one-file open-source wiki that offers a different approach to record, share and backup data. Unlike most of the Wiki engines that depend on a database, TiddlyWiki is a flat-file one that works directly from your browser or a TiddlyWiki client. You can use TiddlyWiki as a

Wikiwand Boosts Your Wikipedia Readability and Experience

Wikiwand Boosts Your Wikipedia Readability and Experience

Wikiwand is a browser extension that improve your Wikipedia readability experience. It is released as an extension for Google Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi and Brave, and as an Add-on for Mozilla Firefox. Wikiwand is also available as a mobile application that enable users fast speed, lockup and navigate through Wikipedia pages

Amusewiki is an Open-Source Wiki Engine for Publishers

Amusewiki is an Open-Source Wiki Engine for Publishers

Amusewiki is a free and open-source wiki engine that also can be used as authoring, archiving and publishing platform. Amusewiki is also an amazing EPUB editor, viewer and authoring tool. Unlike many other wiki engines, Amusewiki uses Emacs Muse Markup instead of Wiki syntax, or Markdown. It comes with a

Sausagewiki is an Open-source Wiki Engine with Rust

Sausagewiki is an Open-source Wiki Engine with Rust

Sausagewiki is a free open-source simple wiki engine that is created by first by Magnus Hovland Hoff with the Rust programming language, but the project has several contributors now. Sausagewiki can work as a personal wiki on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It requires Rust and Cargo to run. It is

Mycorrhiza is a Flat-file Self-hosted Wiki Engine

Mycorrhiza is a Flat-file Self-hosted Wiki Engine

Filesystem and git-based wiki engine written in Go using Mycomarkup as its primary markup language.

GROWI: an Open-source Markdown-based Wiki Engine for Teams

What is GROWI? GROWI is a new open-source Wiki engine for teams that supports real-time editing It is built on top of Node.js and MongoDB. It also uses Redis, and ElasicSearch for full-text search functionality. Features 1. It uses Markdown by default: (Create hierarchical pages with Markdown) 2. Comes

18 Open-source Flat-file Wiki Engines

A flat-file system is a solution that save records, and data in a plain files, instead of depending on an external database to store its content. Unlike database dependent systems, which requires you to setup, configure, prepare, and manage your database before installing your system, the flat-file solution has everything

JINGO is an Open-source Git-based CMS and Wiki engine

What is JINGO? JINGO is a git based wiki engine and CMS written for Node.js, with a decent design, a search capability and a good typography. In this post, we will reveal Jingo's amazing features and how can you install it on your system. Features * No database: Jingo uses

Quiki is an Outstanding Wiki system written in Go

Quiki is an Outstanding Wiki system written in Go

Quiki is a file-based web engine and server featuring a productive source language, markdown, image generation, categories, templates, and revision tracking

Waliki: a Flat-file Git-based Wiki engine written in Django

Waliki is an extensible wiki app for Django with a Git backend.

WackoWiki is an Outstanding Open-source Wiki Engine

What is WackoWiki? WackoWiki is a free, open-source light and easy to install multilingual Wiki-engine. It supports WYTIWYG-editing, page rights (ACLs), design themes (skins), file upload, email notification and much more. Compatible with PHP 7.3 - 8.1 and MariaDB / MySQL. WackoWiki features * Easy installer * Full revision control * Powerful

Tiki Trackers is a low- no-code features over Tiki CMS.

What is Tiki CMS and Groupware? Tiki is a free, open-source groupware that combines wiki and CMS features. It is a modular system that allows developers to build a custom systems over it. It comes with a rich admin user-interface, attachment manager, image browser, user manager, and more. The Open

Projectify: A TiddlyWiki powered Personal Project manager

TiddlyWiki is a lightweight, portable multipurpose note-taking app. Created by Jeremy Ruston and powered by a strong community, TiddlyWiki became productivity tool for many. Because it is highly customizable and portable, you can use it for almost anything. Besides, It has a growing ecosystem filled by its community with plugins,

TiddlyWiki : Open source one file wiki that runs everywhere.

TiddlyWiki : Open source one file wiki that runs everywhere.

I have been using TiddlyWiki for some time now, It's very useful, productive and most importantly provide me with many options at once with ease of use : taking notes, summarizing my studies, task manager, project management, and writing. With no hustle, no restrictions and no time to set it up.