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Thank you for that. We do want it to be clear. It's one click from the home page: https://miki.mimix.io/en/public/compare https://miki.mimix.io/en/public/compar
by mimixco 5y ago
Thank you for that. We do want it to be clear. It's one click from the home page: https://miki.mimix.io/en/public/compare https://miki.mimix.io/en/public/compare
Many customers are looking for something that solves a problem, rather than a specific tech. Other customers are looking for hosted Wiki.js. We think there's a market for both.
Other hosted Wiki.js offerings still require IT experience to setup and manage. There is no desktop version of Wiki.js that runs as an executable on Mac and Windows. So we provide solutions for both of those groups, too.
As with any open source product, support is always an issue. Documenting, supporting, and evolving the product with new code and features that aren't in Wiki.js is a big part of our offering.
Most importantly for us, Miki is a vehicle where we can deploy our key technology, MSL[0], which is unlike anything found in any wiki product.
[0] https://nebula.mimix.io/ https://nebula.mimix.io/
- breakfastduck 5y agoAppreciate its one click, but it's just a bit of a bugbear for me - platforms built entirely around OSS should put it front and center, mainly just to bring extra attention to the OSS project. I didn't mean to come across dismissive - I'm sure there's people who will benefit from having the support! WikiJS is quite nice to use so I think its a good choice really. MSL isn't something I've seen before and it sounds quite interesting! Think I'll end up reading through that, thank you.
- mimixco 5y agoThank you for that! Earlier versions of our home page did have OSS at the top of the page, very first thing. We found that it didn't convert as well as leading with some other things. We do like to harp on it and we see it as a huge benefit. We'll be adding a lot of improvements to Miki in the coming months, not only MSL but a lot of other things that will make it even easier to use for that 1 thing it does really well: document things with a team. Looking forward to your thoughts on MSL...