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Very Quick Wiki Very Quick Wiki is a WikiWiki web clone written using JSPs and designed to install and run with minimum effort on Tomcat or some other JSP server. WackoWiki A small, lightweight, handy, expandable Wiki clone. Its main advantages are a visual (WYSIWYG) editor, an easy installer, full Russian support, many localizations, email notification on changes/comments, several cache levels, design themes (skins) support, XHTML compliance, page rights (ACLs), and page comments. Read more wadWiki wadWiki is a extremely light, simple and open source Wiki engine that anyone can modify. It is aimed at developers who want a fast scratchpad to organize their ideas without frills and complications. Wicked Wicked is a Wiki for the Horde framework. It uses PEAR's Text_Wiki package for markup rules, parsing, and rendering. It supports Creole, Mediawiki, Tiki Wiki, and its own markup engine. Wiclear Wiclear aims to provide a simple, small, and accessible wiki. It supports the XHTML and CSS W3C specifications. There is a simple install program and an admin panel. WiGit WiGit is a simple and light wiki, written in PHP and using Git as a backend for tracking changes. Features include easy customization, extensive Textile markup syntax, full history tracking, basic support for users, and support for pretty URLs. Wikepage Wiki Wikepage is a wiki-standard, easy to use and small wiki software derived from Tipiwiki2. Wikepage has some security features that Tipiwiki does not have, like password protected structure, and two patched important security flaws fixed. Wiki on a Stick "Wiki on a Stick" is a personal wiki that lives in a single self-modifying HTML file that contains the software, interface, and database. It's useful for taking notes, for use as a calendar, and for documenting software, etc. Wiki Type Framework WTF is not a Wiki engine, although it can be used as one. It is actually a generic web content management engine allowing you to create web documents easily from the comfort of your browser. Wikidbase Wikidbase is a powerful and highly flexible combination of two structural extremes of data management systems: a wiki and a database. As such, it has all of the flexibility of a wiki (e.g. any kind of unstructured data can be stored) and the structural data capabilities of a database (e.g. data may be modeled similarly to database fields, tables, and relations, such that structural reports can me made of that data). The functionality is combined in such a way that this general-purpose data management system may be shaped easily without the need of a database expert into a custom data management application such as a contact relation management (CRM) system, a knowledge base, a shared calendar system, a project management system, etc. WikkaWiki WikkaWiki is a flexible and lightweight wiki engine written in PHP, which uses MySQL to store pages. Forked from WakkaWiki. Designed for speed, extensibility, and security. Released under the GPL license. Read more WikkiTikkiTavi WikkiTikkiTavi is a script that runs wiki sites. It supports versioning, unicode support, edit-rate limiting scheme, and more. WikklyText WikklyText is a wikitext engine that is compatible with the TiddlyWiki markup language. It can be used both as a Drupal plugin as well as for creating standalone (X)HTML documents. It is written in Python for portability and is not tied to any particular Web framework. wixi Wixi is a personal wiki-like application for the desktop. It can be used to store information in an organized way. Pages are rendered to HTML and can be accessed in a tree of categories. Yada Yada Yada Wiki Yada Yada Yada Wiki is a small wiki that lives in one self-modifying PHP5 file. It doesn't make use of JavaScript or databases, and works with all browsers. Example uses include planning a trip with your friends or setting up a project site without effort. It is inspired by the "Wiki on a Stick" project. yawiki yet another wiki. Features include: search engine (jakarta lucene) integrated, versioning of every page. yawk yet another wiki clone: yawk does not require a certain HTTP server like apache nor an installed database.
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