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I still prefer Dokuwiki: it's open source and doesn't need a database. Pretty simple to run, and not one more thing to maintain. I have eleven years of internal
by aorth 5y ago
I still prefer Dokuwiki: it's open source and doesn't need a database. Pretty simple to run, and not one more thing to maintain. I have eleven years of internal infrastructure and organization notes in there, as well as user-facing docs.
- mekster 5y agoIt's getting too old that it's showing its age badly. I'm tired of editing wiki with some original markup but WYSIWYG is the way to go. A plugin to integrate CKEditor doesn't even properly work, mobile experience is not optimal and authentication hooks are way behind wikis like Wiki.js.
- mimixco 5y agoWe've been dogfooding with several Mikis of our own for two years now and PostgresSQL has been rock solid. It simply hasn't required any maintenance. With our desktop product, Postgres is built-in and nearly invisible. With the hosted product, of course, we manage all that.