XWiki
A powerful Open Source collaborative platform enhancing collaboration and communication.
What is XWiki?
XWiki is a powerful Open Source collaborative platform allowing companies of all sizes to save time and money while enhancing collaboration on both team and organizational level. Being focused on efficient communication and collaboration, XWiki redefines the value of business knowledge by allowing any user to access critical information in a fast and efficient way while reducing the organizational silos.
Email overload and loss of important knowledge when someone leaves the company are long forgotten by organizations using XWiki as the vital information is now easily accessible, the training and operational costs are reduced and regular backups are performed to prevent data loss.
Self-hosted XWiki software is free and Open Source, hosting service at XWiki.com is paid.
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- Developed byXWiki.org
- LicensingOpen Source (LGPL-2.1) and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 3.2
- Alternatives78 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 792 Stars
- 448 Forks
- 61 Open Issues
- Updated
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Tags
- File Sharing
- Wiki Engine
- File Manager
- Note-taking
- Blog Publishing
- collaboration
- wikifarm
- create-wiki
- real-time
- CMS
- enterprise-wiki
Recent user activities on XWiki
casualUser Upvoted a comment on XWikiCompared with all the Open Source Wiki Software out there XWiki is the best one (most professional).
Avengers added XWiki as alternative(s) to MyInfo
PifyZ added XWiki as alternative(s) to Mycorrhiza Wiki
Compared with all the Open Source Wiki Software out there XWiki is the best one (most professional).
We searched high and low for products that were full featured, stable AND had a WYSIWYG editor that wasn't some kind of an afterthought.
A little difficult to configure for us, being a Linux application (we're a Windows shop), but worth the effort!!!
NIGHTMARE!! I tried to install it and at first, everything went fine, but then when instructed to add what would basically be dependencies--though they didn't use that word, but with trying to install the MySQL database program and then try, as per the instructions, TO THE LETTER, you could almost hear car crashes, glass breaking, and large earthenware pottery full of well, anything, dropped from a great height and that is not supposed to happen in a high-end (or low-end) laptop. Then, trying to--no, having to abort mid-installation, and then (I kid you not) had to abort from the original abort. It might be fixed after 3 separate and different purges, but at best, 95% fixed. NOT RECOMMENDED!! RUN! RUN SCREAMING!!
MichaelTheGamer
Data in xwiki can be exported, but xwiki is horribly slow, and api for scripting is poor documented.
I noticed when following the link to the official website that xwiki.com is linked, and that is a (very) commericalized website. XWiki.org seems to be the open source organization website. Just a heads up.
There's no alternative to XWiki if what you're looking for is an extensible enterprise wiki that you can tailor to your needs... What differentiates XWiki from all other wikis is that it's an application wiki (aka next generation wiki), see http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/SecondGenerationWiki
Some xwiki love here too: http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/References/Testimonials