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A wiki is an open documentation system best thought of as a fast knowledgebase engine.

• A wiki has been a part of my content management system history for some time.
• Switched to my own Compiled Website.
• I used MediaWiki.
• I had used a couple of wikis in the past.

• Before a wiki I used hand-edited HTML files.

Introduction ∞

• What is a wiki?
• Seeing the true value of the wiki

• Wiki pros and cons

Wiki engines ∞

• /tag/wiki-software
• static compiled website engines

• Fossil has a wiki within it.

Lua Wikis ∞

(Lua)

• nanoki

  • Tested 2009-04-17 - (version not recorded) on (distribution not recorded)
  • No page access control.
  • Forced to preview before saving. Fail.

• luawiki

  • As of 2009-04-17, last released 2004-06-07. Fail.

Python Wikis ∞

(Python)

• Luminotes

  • 2009-04-17 - Very pretty. Not organized in the way I would prefer. Has no ability to link between notebooks, which is ultra-fail. Looks like it has mangled URLs, so it's anti-SEO.
  • 2009-04-17 - Well.. as usual c2's WikiEngines page is 5 years out of date. Its Python wiki projects are all shite.

• Diamond Wiki

  • 2009-04-17 - Why bother with a wiki that's been spammed to death?

• Cloud Wiki

  • 2009-04-17 - last updated 2006-06-28

• cpy - CyberPublishing, pYthon edition

  • 2009-04-17 - Lacks a lot of fundamental features, like versioning.