MediaWiki is a web-based wiki software application used by all projects of the Wikimedia Foundation, all wikis hosted by Wikia, and many other wikis, including some of the largest and most popular one... More
Web development and design agency water&stone has released a thorougly-researched report on "Open Source CMS Market Share." By looking at a wide variety of internet metrics, they try to identify the leading and up-and-coming open source software for content management systems. While the data is interesting itself, and useful if you're looking to implement a CMS backed by a vibrant open source community, there are also some wider lessons for developers here.
Software-as-a-service provider Etelos announced a new addition to its offerings over the weekend: hosted installations of some major open source projects. This is yet another twist on the perennial problem of making money from open source: supporting software that other people write. Is there really a market here?
Under a new partnership unveiled today, Kaltura, maker of embeddable collaborative video webware, will bring video to the Wikimedia family of sites. The beta program, which is being dubbed "an open, collaborative video experiment," will allow users to add and remix rich media via an embeddable player on wiki pages.
How can we add this feature in media wiki?
"Search here for a term or website like Example.com"
Like you can check at www.aboutus.org
top find form.
So taht if we search url then it add new page in database...
Thanks
I'm looking for hosting services that pre-packaged & support the following apps:
- Mediawiki
- Drupal
- Joomla
- Alfresco
- Mambo
We're looking at providing our clients with a complete pre-packaged CMS solution (development + consulting + hosting) and am looking for the best possible alternatives out there...
Ideally, it would makes our lives much simpler if there is a single service provider that can provision servers with the above mentioned apps
I am working a drupal powered application and would love to get Mediawiki integrated into the mix.
Is there a plug-in that is available (or other comparable alternatives). Also, can anyone point me to examples of drupal wikis out there?