Comparison of wiki software
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The following tables compare general and technical information for a number of wiki software packages.
General Information
Target audience
Features 1
Features 2
Installation
Footnotes
- ^ a b Licenses here are a summary, and are not taken to be complete statements of the licenses. Some packages may use libraries under different licenses.
- ^ Free Ver Available, Paid plans start at $25/month
- ^ For internal collaboration and communities of practice: free for up to 5 users, additional users $59/user/year
- ^ including: MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, IBM DB2 and Microsoft SQL Server
- ^ Free (open source project or community or personal), $1200–8000 commercial, $600–4000 academic
- ^ Commercial, Academic, Community, Personal, Open Source Project
- ^ (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, DB2, MS SQL Server)
- ^ Free & open-source edition, paid enterprise edition, and free and paid hosted versions offered.
- ^ Instiki – Ruby License Instiki is distributed under the same terms as Ruby itself, per the Ruby license.
- ^ Free for the basic version, 30$/year for full version
- ^ $9.95/month/user; free for anyone with “.edu” email address
- ^ Free & Paid options available
- ^ For internal collaboration and knowledge management: SaaS & hosted pricing
- ^ Pricing varies. Available deployment options include: free open-source and VMware image downloads, hosted services and dedicated appliances.
- ^ Open-source and commercial licensing options
- ^ Enterprise wiki, blog, discussion, live blogging, tagging, document management for internal / external collaboration and communities: free for up to 5 users, pricing starts at $3750 / year for 25 users
- ^ Free download at twiki.org; twiki.net offers Certified TWiki Virtual Appliance with/without support, and paid hosting solutions
- ^ Foswiki mailing list – Foswiki on Wikipedia
- ^ Free & Paid options available
- ^ a b c d Page Access Control: Some wiki engines allow (optional) read/write access restriction to users or user groups on a per-page basis (e.g. through Access control lists).
- ^ a b c d Inline HTML Safe means that several features of HTML are restricted. This is better than Full, for security reasons. Users with complete access to HTML could, for example, create spoof forms to trick users.
- ^ a b c d User-customizable interface: Many items have administrator hand-editable templates. Even items which use hard-coded templates could still be modified if the source is available.
- ^ URL anding are available using a MediaWiki extension.
- ^ word/URL block (addon, auto-upd. database), URL-approval (option), encrypt e-mails (addon), nofollow, Captcha (addon)
- ^ Documentation about Spam Protection for TikiWiki.
- ^ IP blacklist, content by regexp, excessive activities, scripted registration prevention (plugin), hidden e-mail addresses
- ^ Block architecture, Calendars, Discussions, Database feature, Tasks and Milestones Blocks available
- ^ Enterprise level security, Integration with Issue Tracker / Document Manager / Continuous Integration, Open API, Tagging, E-Mail Notifications, Commercial support
- ^ Enterprise level security, Simple admin interface, Open Plug-in API, Tagging, E-Mail Notifications, Fully supported
- ^ Data saved hierarchic (web trees) and in XML, per-page threaded comments, comfortable installation wizard
- ^ Highly usable, stores in XML, SOA, API, enterprise arch and business focused, fully supported by MindTouch company website
- ^ Section Editing, XHTML-Compliant, nice tables, side-by-side diff, namespaces, Interwiki
- ^ Trivial to set up on any platform that supports Ruby. Supports inline HTML, Textile, Markdown, and RDoc.
- ^ Integration with Invision Power Board, bbcode support
- ^ Support for server-side Javascript, VMware virtual appliance
- ^ Graphical wiki with hybrid peer-to-peer networking, can send project updates by email to non-users, can create private networks
- ^ Per-article discussion page, watchlist, searching, email notification (built in, but currently disabled on Wikipedia)
- ^ Enterprise level security, authentication, and authorization, Email notification, additional desktop edition, XML-RPC content synchronization, searching in attachments (v1.6+).
- ^ Hierarchical node structure and cascading permissions system allows for stewardship of topics. Version control and ability to do 3-way merge on conflict.
- ^ very easily extensible, themeable, easy setup of wiki farms
- ^ SideBars; Discussions; email notifications w/diffs; SSO integration capability; Statistics; PDF output; HTML slideshows; integrated modules for calendars, spreadsheets, audio chat, and more; fully UTF-8 compliant; Tagging.
- ^ Searching over MS Office documents, can search files in folders outside of the Wiki (including MS Office files), Active Directory integration, User authorisation based on AD Group membership, Private Content
- ^ The PmWiki markup rules are easily modifiable and replaceable by plug-ins, should a need for another wikimarkup family be demonstrated.
- ^ Highly sophisticated support for customization. Practically cameleon-like
- ^ accessible through REST/SOAP APIs
- ^ Installs own webserver (Commanche) and can co-exist with IIS or Apache. AniAniWeb function provides owner control of granular access and creates access groups. Users tracked by email address.
- ^ Structured wiki, granular access controls, faceted browsing, revision control, full text search, email notification, photo albums
- ^ All minimal features that a wiki needs
- ^ ACLs, calendaring, charting, email notification, form handling and reporting, slideshow presentations, spreadsheet calculations and GRAPHS, mobile, GIS (MapServer), JGraphPad for drawings inside wikipages, 3d Browsing, Workspaces, Workflows, OpenOffice WYSIWYG editing of Tikiwiki content, Multitiki installations
- ^ Enterprise level security, Multiple workspaces on same TeamPage server, Faceted permissioned search crossing workspaces using content or tag navigation, Page and Comment Moderation, Social tagging, Threaded discussion, Paragraph or page level comments, Document versioning and management via WebDAV, Page Name history to support complex refactoring, Mobile Interface, E-Mail Notifications and Newsletter, IM Notification, Simple web based admin, Authenticate using LDAP or Active Directory (including LDAP queries for group definition, NTLM support for single signon, Optional FAST module provided permission aware drill-down content navigation as well as wiki + attached document search, Java SDK (no charge for Java source and documentation), extensible SDL (Skin Definition Language), Fully supported
- ^ Revision control, ACLs for topics, tagging, blogging, calendaring, charting, global search & replace, email notification, form handling and reporting, platform to build wiki applications, graphing, slideshow presentations, 13 translations, plotting, multistyle diffs, advanced searching, spreadsheet calculations, WYSIWYG supports TML, available as a VMware appliance
- ^ WYSIWYG-like editor, ACLs, subpages, comments, files, email notification, cloning of pages, installation wizard…
- ^ Discussion pages, tagging, email notification, full-text search, user dashboard, localization
- ^ FreeMind support, ACLs, cloning of pages, advanced syntax highlighting using GeSHi, on-the-fly downloading of codeblocks
- ^ Platform to build wiki applications, Forms and Scripting, Multilingual, Database storage, Fulltext search, GraphViz, SVG, Freemind, Lucene, Charting, photo albums, presentations, blogging, calendar, e-mail plugin, virtual wikis, simple table computations, sortable tables, section editing, portlet integration, integrated statistics, XML-RPC API, Tags, PDF/RTF export
- ^ hierarchical pages, revision control, fulltext search, email notification, issue tracker, LaTeX integration
- ^ a b c d “Ease of installation” is expressed relative to other server software packages, and not to desktop applications.