XWiki - The Advanced Open Source Enterprise and Application Wiki

Last modified by Ecaterina Moraru (Valica) on 2017/08/31

The Advanced Open Source Enterprise Wiki

Learn about XWiki's concept and why it's the best alternative to Confluence and MediaWiki

Features

a very robust WYSIWYG editor
a powerful wiki syntax
strong rights management
- responsive skin
- advanced search
unique set of applications
… and many more.

Why use XWiki?

Developed for more than 10 years, XWiki is being used by many high profile companies as:

Knowledge base
Collaborative intranet
Public website
Business applications
… or other use cases.

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XWiki Projects

XWiki offers a generic platform for developing projects and collaborative applications using the wiki paradigm.

Platform XWiki Platform is the generic wiki platform offering runtime services for applications built on top of it.
Flavors XWiki Standard is a fully-featured flavor on top of XWiki. It's also a second generation wiki offering the ability to install and develop small applications inside wiki pages.
Extensions XWiki Extensions allows you to customise your wiki by providing a vast collection of applications that can be installed on top of the default distribution.
All projects All XWiki software is developed in Java and under the LGPL open source license. Top Level Projects are actively developed by the XWiki Development Team. In order to see all our projects please visit the forge.

All XWiki software is developed in Java and under the LGPL open source license. In order to see all our projects please visit the forge.

XWiki Extensions

Over 600 extensions: applications, macros, skins, plugins, themes, etc.

XWiki is a light and powerful development platform that allows you to customize the wiki to your specific needs. Using structured data and in-page-scripting you can create macros and applications that allow you to extend the capabilities of your wiki.

Latest Blog Posts

XWiki 9.9 Released

Ecaterina Moraru (Valica)

posted on 24 Oct 2017

This release focused on fixing bugs on Notifications, Office Viewer and Solr Search. The server is now able to check for its new versions and user preferences are taken into account by the notifications toggles. ...

Bug Fixing Day 152

Alex Cotiugă

posted on 20 Oct 2017

This Thursday we had our Bug Fixing Day #152. We've managed to close 13 bugs (7 real fixes) with 4 participants. We are still at -47 bugs behind the 500 days period. ...

XWiki 9.9 Release Candidate 2 Released

Marius Dumitru Florea

posted on 18 Oct 2017

This is mostly a bug fixing release (25 bugs), focused on Notifications, Office Viewer and Solr Search. The server is now able to check for its new versions and user preferences are taken into account by the notifications toggles. ...

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CdLS World

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The CdLS (Cornelia de Lange Syndrome) website includes a "What is CdLS" section where visitors can find information about CdLS. In the "Who we are?" section users may read more about the federation, its mission and people. The "News and stories" area provides the latest news around the CdLS. Finally, visitors may use the "Ask the Expert" section to get answers to the questions they have about CdLS.

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Testimonials

“10+ years of experience w/ @confluence & I must say, I'm hard pressed to find anything that I need there, that @XWiki does not provide.”: Patrick Masson, General Manager OSI
“I've been a follower of XWiki [...] have tried pushing it on anyone considering confluence; it's one of the few open source projects that I know of that actually has more features and work in it than most of its commercial counterparts”: Marc Mercer, CEO of CT-Unlimited
“We've been pleased and impressed with the power and flexibility XWiki has provided. Everything we've wanted to build with our wiki-based product been possible due to XWiki's well planned architecture.”: Mike Hoolehan, CTO @vCalc LLC