Wiki Courses Online

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This course is about the Wikimedia Foundation, its goals, websites, criticisms and culture and how people can contribute to it. Administrative: Chapters: The creators of Wikibooks, those who contributed financially and so generously of their time, the administrators who assist in copyright compliance, layout and copyediting, the co-editors This course is expected to attract, and most of all the readers whom, though they may not edit, contribute by reading and pondering the writing, for, without readers, there would be no point to writing. In particular, Adrignoli was very helpful with an earlier book by this course's lead author, and by establishing a tone of genuine academic and bibliophilic collegiality, made wikibooks a true refuge in a wikiworld often full of wicked ways. In the wikipaediae outside of wikibooks, James Neill, an administrator and bureacrat at wikiversity has really been a very positive and welcoming force which is reciprocally quite welcome indeed. On Wiktionary, User: Internoob has been a sage and innovative source of information, insight and encouragement in often contentious debates. Please feel free to peruse Things to Do on the discussion page. You are also invited to the discussion page to suggest possible ways to handle the layout, which is at this time under study. Contributors are requested to read the text, unless making grammatical corrections,adding citations, or similar contributions which are not contingent upon understanding the overall vision of the course. The purpose of this request is to establish the unity which underlies that which is, in fact, a book, and to help contributors establish a feel for what This course is about. Of course, suggestions are always welcome for those who do not have the time to read the whole book but who have a burning desire to contribute an insight. Comments are also welcome on this request, whether it is regarded as draconian, or as an invitation to a reckless free for all of under-qualified editorial experiments!

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The Bug Genie

The Bug Genie is an enterprise-grade issue-tracking, development and project management system. Main features includes:

• Integrated wiki
• Live project planning
• Great agile project support
• Customizable workflow support
• Time tracking
• Multiple hosted installations on single setups
• Complete source code integration
• Command-line interface for both local and remote installations
• LDAP authentication, OAuth2-enabled logins and pluggable auth backend
• Remote API (JSON-based)
• Great web-based configuration
• Module-based and extensible architecture
• Integration with source-code control systems For up-to-date installation and setup notes, visit the FAQ: https://issues.thebuggenie.com/wiki/TheBugGenie:FAQ

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The MediaWiki Enterprise Distribution.

This freely available open-source software turns Wikipedia’s popular software engine MediaWiki into a fully-fledged enterprise wiki solution. Companies can continue cherishing MediaWiki’s numerous advantages and automation capabilities; with BlueSpice, they can now work even more comfortably, safely and more effectively. Compared with basic MediaWiki, BlueSpice provides, amongst other, the following enhancements: comfortable and sophisticated rights management capabilities, a visual editor (WYSIWYG), easy image - and file upload, workflows. Further information with respect to the management and administration of your wiki: BlueSpice is free, open source und not subject to any restrictions with regards to the number of users. There are no licence fees or other additional costs, no matter how many employees are using the software. Existing content is not changed or lost when installing BlueSpice.

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WackoWiki is a light and easy to install multilingual Wiki-engine.

WackoWiki is a light and easy to install multilingual Wiki-engine. Supports WYTIWYG-editing, page rights (ACLs), design themes (skins), file upload, email notification and much more. Compatible with PHP 7.2 / 8.0 and MariaDB / MySQL.

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JAMWiki is a Wiki engine implemented using Java/JSP that attempts to provide much of the functionality of MediaWiki. It can be run with or without a database and is designed to be fast and easy to set up.

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Lets you store and query data within the wiki's pages.

Semantic MediaWiki is an extension to the MediaWiki software (powering Wikipedia), which extends the Wiki with ideas from the Semantic Web. We focus on usability and tight integration.

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BioNote is a knowledge base that combines unstructured wiki technology with structured annotation to form a collaborative environment. BioNote adds the concepts of page types and semi-structured annotation to extend the unstructured nature of wiki pages

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Create a product website directly from SourceFrorge Wiki

Wik-Front create a website from the data of your SourceForge project. You could totally leave it after you install! 

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"Wiki in a Jar" is a small Wiki written in Java with great focus on simplicity. It is intended to run on a USB stick as a replacement for a paper note- and address book as a Personal Information Manager (PIM). It supports vcard (vcf) contact files.

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Personal lightweight wiki based on DidiWiki. Upgraded to accept text and highlight color, image resize and video (youtube, dailymotion...) embedded. Written in C, doesn't require a lot of RAM. Works fine on Raspbian (Raspberry Pi). Example of Ciwiki running on Raspberry.

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AutoWikiBrowser is a semi-automated Wikipedia editor, designed to make tedious, repetitive tasks quicker and easier. For more information, see the project homepage at AutoWikiBrowser.