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XWiki is the Open Source tool that allows your team to create, capture and organize knowledge in one single place. Try XWiki Cloud today at: 🤍. Visit the XWiki Store to see how you can extend your wiki: 🤍 ► Website: 🤍 ► XWiki Community: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS
A product demo of XWiki, presented during RemoteCon. XWiki is an advanced collaboration platform based on the Wiki principles. More details about the event you can find here ►► 🤍 You can re-watch the other RemoteCon recordings here ►► 🤍 If you don`t have a content pass or a full pass ticket already, you can still access the recordings by getting your pass here ►► 🤍 Website: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Subscribe to our YouTube channel here ►► 🤍 ABOUT REMOTECON RemoteCon by How to Web is the first European online technology conference dedicated to remote work. This edition gathered world-renowned experts in the field of technology and innovation such as: Jason Fried (Basecamp CEO and author of bestsellers "Rework", "Remote: office not required" and "It doesn't have to be crazy at work"), Darren Murph (Head of Remote at GitLab), Andreas Klinger (Remote advocate at CoinList and AngelList, former CTO of Product Hunt and founder of the Remote First Capital, an investment fund focused on remote work solutions), Bretton Putter (organizational culture expert, founder and CEO of CultureGene and author of “Culture Decks Decoded”), David Darmanin (Hotjar CEO) and Sheeba Varghese (leadership expert for remote teams), among others. The full list of speakers, as well as the agenda of the event is here: 🤍 ABOUT HOW TO WEB How to Web is a leading European startup & tech conference based in Bucharest, Romania, where 2200+ founders and startup-minded operators and developers gather to get inspiration, knowledge and opportunities. Started in 2010, it is one of the earliest influential European startup events, which has accelerated the adoption of the startup culture in CEE & Romania.
Guide Link: 🤍 This tutorial shows how to build a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Application. This is a very simple application that makes use of XWiki's classes, properties, and objects. It also uses techniques that you may frequently use as the basis for several different kinds of applications.
XWiki is a free, open source, self hosted Wiki with hundreds of extensions that can make it even better than Confluence without the excessive cost. JIRA Integration, Authorization extensions, Theming, Templates, Personal Spaces, User and admin control levels, and so much more. I work through the install, then during the first run wizard, I select a bare minimum option...well....I realized I had messed up, so I go through it again and select the "Demo" Flavor, which gives you a fully setup Wiki ready for production.Timestamps below for those who prefer to jump through.ytube = Timestamps = 00:10 - Introduction 00:40 - Bookstack Mention - Video at 02:25 - Pre-Install XWiki Info - Use Demo Flavor 02:55 - I will leave the server up for a week 04:10 - pre-install of XWiki using Docker - Setup Server 11:30 - Install Docker CE on our Ubuntu Server 13:30 - Install XWiki using Docker 19:15 - First Access of XWiki - Initial Setup 25:13 - Reinstalled and setting Demo Flavor for more autoated Extension setup (this is the way you should do it if you're new to XWiki). 27:10 - XWiki Usage and Overview of the Software = Links = XWiki main site 🤍 Install Instructions 🤍 Docker Specific Install 🤍 Install Docker-CE on Ubuntu 🤍 My Video on Bookstack 🤍 = Contact = Contact me at - Twitter: 🤍mickintx Telegram: 🤍MickInTx Mastodon: 🤍l/ 🤍MickInTX or at 🤍 Get a $50.00 credit for Digital Ocean by signing up with this link: 🤍 Use Hover as your Domain Name Registrar to get some great control over you domains / sub-domains: 🤍 Support my Channel and ongoing efforts through Patreon: 🤍 What does the money go to? To Pay for Digital Ocean droplets, donations to open source projects I feature, any hardware I may need to purchase for future episodes (which I will then give to a subscriber in a drawing or contest). = Attributions = Intro and Outro Music from 🤍bensound.com Groovy Hip Hop - by Benjamin Tissot 🤍
Planning to migrate from Confluence and are searching for an Open Source alternative? We know from first-hand experience that migrations can be an IT nightmare when not done properly, with adequate resources and support. This is why we have allocated time and effort to make transitioning from Confluence to XWiki as smooth as possible, by providing a dedicated migrator, as well as multiple macros that are commonly used with Confluence. In this webinar, we're deep diving into the latest developed improvements and macros, discussing all the necessary steps to successfully complete your migration. * * * 0:00 Agenda & Intro 6:11 General prerequisites 10:50 Installing the Confluence migrator & migration profile 17:27 Step 1 migration demo - Prerequisites 20:17 Step 2 migration demo - Space analysis 22:20 Step 3 migration demo - Confluence export 23:00 Step 4 migration demo - XWiki import 25:03 Step 5 migration demo - Post import fixes 29:25 Step 6 migration demo - Nested pages 33:23 Compatible macros 43:21 XWiki services and offers 49:03 Live Q&A (check article below for transcript) * * * Useful links: Q&A transcript: 🤍 Confluence migrator: 🤍 Confluence migration guide: 🤍 List of equivalent macros between XWiki and Confluence: 🤍 Confluence next steps: 🤍 Book a call with Stefana: 🤍 Contact us: contact🤍xwiki.com * * * ► Website: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS #ConfluenceAlternative
Sharing knowledge in a team of people working together (company, association, study group or any other kind of project) is key for its long-term success. Even if this is not properly identified from the beginning as a main concern, setting up tools and processes that allow knowledge to be accumulated and organized correctly ends up being on the TODO list at some point, and may come with the wish to have done it earlier. Thus, the best solution is one that is quick enough to setup from the very beginning and versatile enough to be able to incrementally develop into a proper solid fortress of knowledge. In this presentation I will use the XWiki platform to incrementally build a collaborative intranet from scratch and will try to address some frequent needs of knowledge sharing in a team, using already-made add-ons or new tools (list not exhaustive): * Blog, for unidirectional communication, * Meeting notes, for spoken knowledge not to be lost, * File Manager for just dropping files to share, * Task manager for lightweight ticketing, * Holiday requests and Recruitment applications for team management, * Unstructured free content sharing, using standard wiki pages and page templates, * Structured content tailored to fit your exact specific needs, * Multi-wiki separation for teams isolation, * Powerful search in all this, * Authentication add-ons to plug your own users management, * Easy look & feel setup, to brand it as your own. SPEAKER: Anca Luca PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS: Original video was published with the Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) ATTRIBUTION CREDITS: Original video source: 🤍
Check out the built-in option that gives the opportunity to all XWiki users to make collaborative web applications in a few steps, guided by an app wizard. Discover in the demo video how to use the app for managing procedures on your wiki. ► Website: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS
Planning to migrate from Confluence and want to see which alternative is the best out there? We, here at XWiki, believe software needs to adapt to its users and not the opposite. XWiki's features, extensible capabilities, and data structure model allow making this happen without too much struggle. This demo and Q&A session will walk you through the checklists, services, and tools you can use to migrate from Confluence to XWiki. * * * 00:00 Agenda & Intro 04:45 Pre-requisites 06:36 Migrating from Confluence to XWiki Demo 17:37 Future plans and extensions 21:50 Live Q&A * * * Questions: 1. Workflow add-ons for XWiki - are there any equivalents to that of Confluence? 2. What is the easiest way to test the migration? 🤍 3. Do you have permission management? 🤍 4. How about page properties? It does not exist yet, but alternatives with AppWithinMinutes exist. 5. What is the "page properties macro" about? It is a Confluence Macro: 🤍 6. Is there a migration scenario for Apps In Minute from page properties? Yes, it is possible. It has to be explored with the client. 7. I tried to install XWiki on Debian 10 using this guide: 🤍 but when I restarted the server it didn't come up again, the whole tomcat was frozen, any ideas? You can address it here: 🤍 8. There are translation macros/plugins, e.g. Scroll Translations for Confluence - is there a path for migrating multi-language pages? 🤍 9. Regarding infrastructure: how are the system resource requirements, e.g. for a 5000 user Confluence with 10.000 pages in XWiki? 🤍 10. What about page includes? already evaluated, not difficult to implement. 11. Does the XML import migrate restrictions and permissions too? How are users mapped and page histories? Yes 12. So the user that created the page can be preserved? Yes * * * Useful links: Confluence migrator: 🤍 Confluence migration guide: 🤍 Confluence next steps: 🤍 Book a call with Stefana: 🤍 Contact us: contact🤍xwiki.com
by Anca Luca At: FOSDEM 2020 🤍 Sharing knowledge in a team of people working together (company, association, study group or any other kind of project) is key for its long-term success. Even if this is not properly identified from the beginning as a main concern, setting up tools and processes that allow knowledge to be accumulated and organized correctly ends up being on the TODO list at some point, and may come with the wish to have done it earlier. Thus, the best solution is one that is quick enough to setup from the very beginning and versatile enough to be able to incrementally develop into a proper solid fortress of knowledge. In this presentation I will use the XWiki platform to incrementally build a collaborative intranet from scratch and will try to address some frequent needs of knowledge sharing in a team, using already-made add-ons or new tools (list not exhaustive): * Blog, for unidirectional communication, * Meeting notes, for spoken knowledge not to be lost, * File Manager for just dropping files to share, * Task manager for lightweight ticketing, * Holiday requests and Recruitment applications for team management, * Unstructured free content sharing, using standard wiki pages and page templates, * Structured content tailored to fit your exact specific needs, * Multi-wiki separation for teams isolation, * Powerful search in all this, * Authentication add-ons to plug your own users management, * Easy look & feel setup, to brand it as your own. Room: AW1.120 Scheduled start: 2020-02-01 10:00:00
If you like what you see..... buy me a coffee! 🤍 Visit my Teespring store front as well..... 🤍 If you are looking for VPN service check this out... 🤍 Join Robinhood with my link and we'll both get a free stock 🤍 This video a tutorial on how to install Xwiki in a docker container to use to document your Smart Home setup!! Here are a few links to get you started.... 🤍 🤍 🤍 (0:00) Intro (2:16) Let's start by going over some prerequisites. sudo mkdir xwiki networks: xwiki-nw: driver: bridge (4:37) Now we are ready to setup the first container in docker. mysql-xwiki: command: "mysqld character-set-server=utf8 collation-server=utf8_bin explicit-defaults-for-timestamp=1" container_name: mysql-xwiki environment: - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=xwiki - MYSQL_USER=xwiki - MYSQL_PASSWORD=xwiki - MYSQL_DATABASE=xwiki image: "mysql:5.7" networks: - xwiki-nw volumes: - "/home/adrian/xwiki/mysql:/var/lib/mysql" - "/home/adrian/xwiki/mysql-init:/docker-entrypoint-initdb.d" sudo docker exec -it mysql-xwiki /bin/bash mysql -u root -p xwiki -e "grant all privileges on *.* to xwiki🤍localhost identified by 'xwiki'" (9:25) Now that the db container is create, lets setup the frontend. xwiki: image: "xwiki:lts-mysql-tomcat" container_name: xwiki depends_on: - mysql-xwiki ports: - "8180:8080" environment: - DB_USER=xwiki - DB_PASSWORD=xwiki - DB_DATABASE=xwiki - DB_HOST=mysql-xwiki volumes: - /home/adrian/xwiki:/usr/local/xwiki networks: - xwiki-nw (12:13) Now that its installed, let's go over the configuration. (16:51) Lastly, let's set it up in Heimdall! If you like the video, please subscribe to my channel. If you have any questions or comments, hit me up in the comments below. As always, if there are any videos out there you would like to see that I don't already have out there, let me know in the comments as well and I will see what I can do.
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Follow the Tour, the first thing to pop-up when you open your XWiki instance and the easiest (and most effortless) way to gain an overview of how XWiki works. In this video, the tour is guiding you on a XWiki Cloud wiki. Try XWiki Cloud today: 🤍 More about the Tour application: 🤍 Credits Music: 🤍bensound.com
This application aims to allow end users to use XWiki's powerful structured data management system to make collaborative web applications with as few steps as possible. The focus is on solving the most common use cases when creating applications. Discover AppWithinMinutes for free by testing it with XWiki Cloud. Try it out at: 🤍 ► Website: 🤍 ► XWiki Community: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS
Migrating to a new tool is never easy. With the latest influx of users we have been welcoming from Confluence, we have invested time and effort into making it as easy as possible to transition through a set of dedicated tools. This webinar will highlight the new tools through a demo, walk you through the checklists, and answer any curiosities you might have about migrating. * * * 00:00 Agenda & Intro 05:10 Pre-requisites 08:25 Confluence migrator demo 26:50 XWiki SAS migration offerings & services 31:15 Live Q&A * * * Questions: If you'd like to check out the transcript of the Q&A session, you can do so here: * * * Useful links: Confluence migrator: 🤍 Confluence migration guides: 🤍 Confluence resources and services: 🤍 Pro Macros: 🤍 Book a call with Stefana: 🤍 Contact us: contact🤍xwiki.com * * * ► Website: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS
This is a demonstration of the third generation XWiki storage system which is currently in development. XWiki documents and objects are stored in an integrated Cassandra NoSQL Cloud data store allowing for horizontal scalability without any single point of failure. Users can define XClasses using the XWiki class creation interface and XClasses are compiled into native Java classes which can be loaded and stored in the Cassandra distributed store.
XWiki is a flexible and reliable Enterprise Wiki, allowing organizations of all sizes to better collaborate and exchange information in a timely and cost-effective manner. XWiki makes use of all the features you would expect from an Enterprise Wiki. Ergonomic WYSIWYG Editing, Page linking, History and rollback, User and rights management, File attachments, Macros, and advanced search using the Apache SOLR engine, just to name a few. XWiki's solution can be used to share information inside a team, and to build Knowledge Bases for support, sales, or HR teams. If projects become complex, XWiki can comply with the requirements and turn into a real, collaborative solution, be it as a full Intranet, extranet, or information-sharing website. ► Website: 🤍 ► XWiki Community: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS
Migrating to another software can be really tricky for an individual. For an organization or a large team, it’s an IT nightmare. Because so many things can go wrong in the process, it’s important to plan out and know what to expect while migrating. This webinar will walk you through the checklists, services, and tools you can use to migrate to XWiki. * - XWiki syntax support 🤍 - Office Import 🤍 - Batch Import 🤍 - Confluence migrator 🤍 - Confluence migration guide 🤍 - Confluence next steps 🤍 - Sharepoint migration guide 🤍 * 00:00 Intro 04:22 Organizers 05:15 Why should you use a wiki? 06:10 Why should you use XWiki? 07:45 Why is it worth importing your data? 08:35 Migrating from other tools to XWiki - prerequisites and methods 10:57 Generic import - wiki and HTML syntax importing 13:05 Office files import - Sharepoint, Dropbox, server storage, Google Docs 18:05 Database import - batch import and automate file conversion - MS Access, Lotus Notes, Sharepoint 29:10 Filter Streams - Confluence, MediaWiki, GitHub Wiki, DokuWiki, old XWiki instances 30:12 Confluence migration 39:07 Conclusion 42:20 Q&A 49:05 Demo
= Links = Show Notes 🤍 WikiJS Home Page 🤍 Raw Script to Install Docker and Docker-CE 🤍 Support my Channel and ongoing efforts through Patreon: 🤍 = Timestamps = 00:00 Beginning 00:09 Intro to WikiJS 03:15 Thank you to my Patrons at Patreon, and my subscribers on Youtube 04:55 Setup a Non-Root User in Linux 07:40 Setup our Docker folder Structure for Install 08:45 Add our docker-compose.yml file 12:15 Install Docker and Docker-Compose 16:50 Setup our Portainer-CE Instance (GUI for Docker) 18:20 Install WikiJS with Docker-Compose 20:30 Setup WikiJS 22:45 Setup a FQDN (Full URL) for our WikiJS Install with SSL 25:00 WikiJS Admin Dashboard 25:35 Create our WikiJS Main Page 28:30 WikiJS Settings 40:00 How to Contribute to WikiJS 41:30 Looking at a more Setup WikiJS System - Setup Navigation = Contact = Twitter: 🤍mickintx Telegram: 🤍MickInTx Mastodon: 🤍l/ 🤍MickInTX Try out SSDNodes VPS Services! Amazing Specs for incredibly low costs. I'm running a 32 GB RAM / $ CPU Server for only $9 a month! Seriously. FOr long term server usage, this is the way to go! 🤍 Get a $50.00 credit for Digital Ocean by signing up with this link: 🤍 Use Hover as your Domain Name Registrar to get some great control over you domains / sub-domains: 🤍 Support my Channel and ongoing efforts through Patreon: 🤍 What does the money go to? To Pay for Digital Ocean droplets, donations to open source projects I feature, any hardware I may need to purchase for future episodes (which I will then give to a subscriber in a drawing or contest). = Attributions = Intro and Outro music provided by 🤍
Organize better your information with XWiki Cloud. Collaborate with your team. Get more things done. Try XWiki Cloud today! 🤍 Visit the XWiki Store to see how you can extend your wiki: 🤍
Easily create, view, and edit diagrams or flowcharts using the Diagram App. You can also import diagrams from Gliffy and 🤍, and fully customize them straight from your wiki. Browse all apps at 🤍. New to XWiki? Try XWiki Cloud out for free here: 🤍. ► Website: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS #diagram
Demos is targetted on newly added page content edition via object edition and 🤍xwiki.org access through the application
Sharing knowledge in a team of people working together (company, association, study group or any other kind of project) is key for its long-term success. Even if this is not properly identified from the beginning as the main concern, setting up tools and processes that allow knowledge to be accumulated and organized correctly ends up being on the TODO list at some point, and may come with the wish to have done it earlier. Thus, the best solution is one that is quick enough to set up from the very beginning and versatile enough to be able to incrementally develop into a proper solid fortress of knowledge. In this presentation I will use the XWiki platform to incrementally build a collaborative intranet from scratch and will try to address some frequent needs of knowledge sharing in a team, using already-made add-ons or new tools (list not exhaustive): * Blog, for unidirectional communication, * Meeting notes, for spoken knowledge not to be lost, * File Manager for just dropping files to share, * Task manager for lightweight ticketing, * Holiday requests and Recruitment applications for team management, * Unstructured free content sharing, using standard wiki pages and page templates, * Structured content tailored to fit your exact specific needs, * Multi-wiki separation for teams isolation, * Powerful search in all this, * Authentication add-ons to plug your own users management, * Easy look & feel setup, to brand it as your own.
A presentation of the new features in the last versions of XWiki
About getting up and running with XWiki (content collaboration wikis) platform with Docker in less than 30 minutes. Brief introduction to XWiki's page editing features as well. #XWiki #Docker #setupXWikiWithDocker
XWiki: a collaborative apps development platform Build applications incrementally on top of XWiki rather than coding them from scratch by Anca Luca At: FOSDEM 2019 🤍 XWiki's advanced features for structuring data and scripting in wiki pages make it suitable for developing applications of various sizes, for various needs. The wiki principle make all these applications collaborative by default, while the multiple UI configuration options and permission system allow to show as much or as little of it as needed for the specific case . In this talk I will explain the usage of XWiki through the angle of comparing its usage with the development of applications from scratch. I will explain and demo the various features of the XWiki platform and how they can be assembled together to create applications and show some examples of such work that was done for professional accounts (e.g. 🤍 ). Room: UD2.119 Scheduled start: 2019-02-02 17:05:00+01
When developing a web application, the traditional way is to develop the application from scratch using a general purpose language such as Javascript, Python, Java, Ruby, PHP, etc. This presentation will show that a next generation wiki (examples based on XWiki: 🤍) can be used as a web development platform to develop applications on top of it, providing a strong infrastructure scaffolding to building web applications. The advantages are similar to those of using an application sever. However whereas an application server offers technical services only, a wiki platform offers higher level services such as content management, rendering, storage, WYSIWYGeditor, user management, and a lot more. Not only are these services offered, you can develop using them in your traditional IDE or in the runtime, directly in wiki pages. This allows developing web applications extremely quickly, collaboratively and with a fast turnaround time, which is perfect for adhoc web application development.
This video aims to present the XWiki Enterprise software homepage. You will discover : - Widgets and panels - Activity Stream - Basic navigation in the wiki ► Website: 🤍 ► XWiki Community: 🤍 ► Mastodon: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Facebook: 🤍 #OpenSource #OpenSourceSoftware #wiki #XWiki #OSS #FOSS
Part 1: Download Packages 1. Download AdoptOpenJDK 11.0.17+8 from 🤍 2. Download MySQL Installer 8.0.32 from 🤍 3. Download Apache Tomcat-9.0.43-windows-x64 from 🤍 4. Download driver for mysql connector (mysql-connector-j-8.0.32.jar) from 🤍 5. Download XWiki 13.0 war from 🤍
Wissen effektiv managen: das ist für Ihren Unternehmenserfolg zentral. Dafür können Sie so genannte Wikis nutzen. Im Video erfahren Sie, was Sie vor der Einführung eines Firmen Wikis beachten müssen. 🎬 Vor der Kamera: _Gemeinsam digital Expertin Marie Landsberg vom Bundesverband mittelständische Wirtschaft e.V. ►Unser kostenfreier Weiterbildungsguide für Unternehmen: 🤍 ▬ Beispiele für Wiki-Anbieter ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► DokuWiki (kostenfrei): 🤍 ► MediaWiki (kostenfrei): 🤍 ► Confluence (kostenpflichtig): 🤍 ►Microsoft SharePoint (kostenpflichtig): 🤍 ▬ Über uns ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ _Gemeinsam digital, das Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Berlin ist die branchenübergreifende Anlaufstelle für kleine und mittlere Unternehmen in Berlin, Brandenburg und bundesweit. Kostenfreie Informationsveranstaltungen, Workshops, Infomaterialien und Praxisprojekte gehören zu dem breitgefächerten Angebot, mit dem wir den Mittelstand bei der Digitalisierung unterstützen. ►Webseite: 🤍 ►Blog: 🤍 ▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► Facebook: 🤍 ► Twitter: 🤍 ► Instagram: 🤍 ► LinkedIn: 🤍 ▬ Förderung ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ _Gemeinsam digital, das Mittelstand 4.0-Kompetenzzentrum Berlin gehört zu Mittelstand-Digital. Damit unterstützt das Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie die Digitalisierung in kleinen und mittleren Unternehmen und dem Handwerk: Verständlich. Kostenfrei. Anbieterneutral. Das Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie ermöglicht die kostenfreie Nutzung aller Angebote von Mittelstand-Digital. ► 🤍 #Mittelstand #Unternehmenswiki #Wissen #Wissensmanagement
Welcome to BookStack! This video will provide an introductory overview of what BookStack is and the features it includes so you can assess if it can serve your needs as a documentation platform. ► BookStack Website: 🤍 ► BookStack Install Docs: 🤍 ► BookStack Demo Instance: 🤍 ► BookStack Discord: 🤍 ► Follow BookStack on Mastodon: 🤍 ► Follow BookStack on Twitter: 🤍 ► Follow me on Mastodon: 🤍 Background music is "Modern Situations" by "Unicorn Heads". 0:00 What is BookStack 0:21 Content Structure 0:51 Structure Example 1:20 Navigation Methods 1:50 Content Editors 2:07 Editor Abilities & Content Support 3:26 Top Features 6:08 Outro #opensource #selfhosted #documentation #wiki #bookstack #foss
Tutorial Link: 🤍 This tutorial will show you how to build a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Application. This is a very simple application that makes use of XWiki's classes, properties, and objects. It also uses a technique that you may frequently use as the basis for several different kinds of applications.
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This talk was part of the "Collaborative Information and Content Management Applications" devroom held by XWiki at FOSDEM 2020.
The XWiki Iasi team arranges the office's Christmast Tree. Music Track: Jeris - What child is this (CC BY-NC 3.0)
Ludovic Dubost, fondateur d'XWiki et PDG d'XWiki SAS, en dialogue avec EFFORST (European Foundation FOR Sales Transformation), sur les solutions open source pour les entreprises modernes : - un logiciel de gestion et d'organisation de l'information (XWiki), - une suite d'éditeurs en ligne qui utilisent le chiffrement pour l'édition collaborative privée (CryptPad), - des services pour aider les entreprises à mettre en œuvre et à adapter les outils à leurs besoins. La session a été enregistrée par EFFORST, dans le cadre de leur partenariat avec Cloud Expo Europe Paris.
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