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What software do you use for your wiki?

• johntash 8y ago
  I'm not currently using a personal wiki, but both MediaWiki and Confluence are pretty easy to set up. Confluence/Jira licenses are cheap for self-hosted personal use. MediaWiki is oss and probably not going anywhere anytime soon.
  • klenwell 8y ago
    I second Mediawiki. I prefer that for professional use: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki Personally, I've been using WikkaWiki for years: https://github.com/bakoontz/WikkaWiki https://github.com/bakoontz/WikkaWiki I would prefer something that supports markdown. Neither of these really do.
• Tomte 8y ago
  Dokuwiki is what I use. Easy to setup, easy to use. And with Dokuwiki on a stick there is a zero-installation, portable local option.
• krotton 8y ago
  I use TiddlyWiki (https://tiddlywiki.com https://tiddlywiki.com). It's brilliantly simple to set up (doesn't require a database for example), has a small but nice plugin ecosystem with things like Markdown support, etc.