Best Wiki Managenent Systems

The best software engines for creating a wiki website.

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• 1.

  Flexwiki

  This is Microsoft .NET based wiki, which uses SQL server as its backend. It is open source however, and is a good choice if you are looking for a Microsoft solution.

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  Docuwiki

  Docuwiki has special features for writing documentation. It also stores its data in plain text files which aids portability of the data.

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  WWWiki

  This is a wiki module for the DotNetNuke open source CMS environment.

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  Tikiwiki

  More than just a wiki, Tikiwiki does it all. From blogs, forums, maps, and RSS feeds, Tikiwiki really is a complete CMS.

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  Mediawiki

  As the system that runs the Wikipedia juggernaught, Mediawiki is the tried and true wiki solution. Being designed to primarily run Wikipedia is also its greatest weakness however, as making it look and behave radically different to Wikipedia can be a challenge.

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  JSPWiki

  Now part of Apache's Software Incubator, JSPWiki is a popular Java based wiki solution

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  DekiWiki

  Originally a fork of Mediawiki, DekiWiki has become one of the best wiki solutions around. With its built in scripting language, and better user interface, Dekiwiki corrects many of the flaws with Mediawiki,especially when it comes to generating dynamic content.

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  Confluence

  A wiki solution for corporates, Confluence isn't free, but there are zero cost licences for non-profits.

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  TiddlyWiki

  TiddylyWiki has both a client and server mode, and if you run it in client only, you can maintain your own personall little wiki.

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  MoinMoin

  Moinmoin is the wiki of choice for documenting a number of famous software projects, like Apache, Debian, FreeBSD, and Ubuntu.

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  Luminotes

  Luminotes is a simple personal notebook wiki, with an easy to use WYSIWYG interface.

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  PhpWiki

  In 1999, PhpWiki was the first wiki coded in PHP to be released. It is still actively maintained and developed.

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  TWiki

  A PERL based wiki, Twiki is capable of providing a project development or document management space, as well as standard wiki features.

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  PMWiki

  One of the more popular wiki engines on the web, Pmwiki is designed to be very easy to setup and use.

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