Website review: PmWiki | PmWiki / PmWiki
d2s discovered this in Web Development
•7 reviews since May 17, 2004
web-design, wiki, php
•pmwiki.org
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d2s discovered 50 months ago- From the page: "PmWiki is a WikiWikiWeb clone developed by PatrickMichaud in the PHP scripting language. PmWiki has been primarily designed as a tool to support easy, collaborative authoring and maintenance of web sites. PmWiki is distributed under the General Public License (GPL). Pages created in PmWiki are editable using nothing more than a standard web browser and a simple markup language. Yet through this simple interface one can easily create dynamic web sites, groupware systems, document management systems, and knowledge bases."
- cooldoug rated 18 months ago
- leoville.com uses it
- myotus rated 19 months ago
- I use PmWiki for several projects with the organization I work for. It is well documented, easy to set up, and simple to build templates (skins) for it.
- deystumble rated 20 months ago
- PmWiki is a open source PHP based wiki. Extremely simple to setup and even easier to maintain - this is one of the best Wikis available. All it needs is a web server (lighttpd is suggested by me) and nothing else. It can also be run stand alone that is locally without a web server. The wiki stores its pages in flat files instead of a DB. It scales up nicely and has plugins/cookbook recipes for almost anything you would like to do on it. Being very modular its very simple and easy to add new features to PmWiki on your own too.
- kplawver rated 32 months ago
- My favorite wiki for a hosted environment. Doesn't require a database, is lightening quick, and has tons of really cool plugins.
- severud rated 33 months ago
- Along with dokuwiki and mediawiki this is a nice product and easy to set up.
- miklophone rated 41 months ago
- A PHP-based wiki
