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Great news! coWiki has been adopted by a new development team. Visit the new website at http://coWiki.org

About coWiki

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coWiki is a sophisticated but easy to use web collaboration tool that helps you and your co-workers to create and organize web documents, weblogs and knowledgebases or any other document structures directly in their HTML browser. You may evolve ideas and gain a concomitant XML documentation of your brainstorming without having to concentrate on complicated structural syntaxes.

In many senses, it is very like a wiki but additionally provides an easy way to secure and discuss its documents.

A few coWiki features:

  • Editing of documents (web pages) in an HTML browser.
  • Automatic resolving of document links.
  • Possibility to rename any document at any time without leaving broken links. All links to other documents remain consistant even if you or someone else renames or moves a document.
  • Hierarchical directory/document structure that can be nested as deep as you wish. You do not get lost, the breadcrumb navigation tells you where you are.
  • Unixlike access management with owner/group/world access permissions (and restricted visibility) for each document or directory tree.
  • Document revision management, comparing, colored diff'ing and recovery of documents
  • Documents are parsed to XML for further export/transformation. PDF export is a good idea ...
  • Threaded forums for registered users
  • Plugin support through a defined API. Add your functions to coWiki.
  • Template based and multilingual.
  • Administration backend for complete management of this software and its users.
  • ... and probably a few more things you will like.

Check out Text formatting rules and document syntax? for some examples.


Testimonials

  • »I've been very impressed with my experiences with coWiki to date. It is a very full featured and powerful system and I wish you best of luck with it's continued development.« - Gary Herndon, Jul 2003
  • »coWiki is astounding. I've had my eye on content managers and wikis in general for a very long time, and I have found that coWiki has an approach that is right for my needs. Having put my old writing up on a wiki has finally given me the power to easily create documents, link them all together, re-write, and share them in a way that is quick and comfortable. coWiki has breathed new life into my creative spirit! Thank you so much!« - Sy Ali, Jul 2003
  • »Damn, that's some pretty software. Its PHP5-only, but its some of the best written web/php software I've seen. I'm now using it for my TODO list management. I might start using it for my weblog. Its fully templatable, elegantly written (with a robust plugin system), and its well architected to boot. [...] People who think that solutions can't be elegant with PHP, should take a look at coWiki.« - Sterling Hughes, Jan 2004


Reference About coWiki
http://develnet.org/CoWiki/AboutCoWiki


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