Changes for page Second Generation Wiki
Last modified by Thomas Mortagne on 2023/10/10
From version 10.7
edited by Sergiu Dumitriu
on 2009/12/29
on 2009/12/29
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deny edit right for xwiki:XWiki.XWikiAllGroup
To version 13.1
edited by Silvia Macovei
on 2010/02/24
on 2010/02/24
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... ... @@ -1,16 +1,16 @@ 1 - 1Second Generation Wiki1 += Second Generation Wiki = 2 2 3 3 First generation wikis are used to collaborate on content. Second generation wikis can be used to create collaborative web applications. 4 4 5 -Today most of user's needs are not satisifed because it takes too long and it's too costly to develop small applications. Actually lots of adhoc applications are developed today using tools like Microsoft Excel. However when it comes to developing a collaborative web application Excel is not the right tool. On the other hand a second generation wiki like XWiki is a perfect infrastructure for this. *XWiki is the toolkit for the web*! 5 +Today most of user's needs are not satisifed because it takes too long and it's too costly to develop small applications. Actually lots of adhoc applications are developed today using tools like Microsoft Excel. However when it comes to developing a collaborative web application Excel is not the right tool. On the other hand a second generation wiki like XWiki is a perfect infrastructure for this. **XWiki is the toolkit for the web**! 6 6 7 -Chris Anderson introduced the concept of [Long Tail>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_tail]. Applying it to XWiki gives the following diagram: 7 +Chris Anderson introduced the concept of [[Long Tail>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_tail]]. Applying it to XWiki gives the following diagram: 8 8 9 - {image:xwikilongtail.png}9 +image:xwikilongtail.png 10 10 11 -What it means is that there are thousands and thousands of applications required by users that are *not* built today because of prohibitive complexity and costs. They would also take too long to build and their value would decrease as more and more time passes for their implementation. They need to be created here and now to have the highest possible value. XWiki is a cost-effective solution that allows non-developers to create those required applications quickly and in an organic manner. 11 +What it means is that there are thousands and thousands of applications required by users that are **not** built today because of prohibitive complexity and costs. They would also take too long to build and their value would decrease as more and more time passes for their implementation. They need to be created here and now to have the highest possible value. XWiki is a cost-effective solution that allows non-developers to create those required applications quickly and in an organic manner. 12 12 13 - 1.1Examples of applications13 +== Examples of applications == 14 14 15 15 * A blogging application 16 16 * An RSS feed aggregator ... ... @@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ 19 19 * Form-based applications to enter collections of items 20 20 * A Poll/Survey application 21 21 22 - 1.1Next step22 +== Next step == 23 23 24 -If you're intested in learning how to write an application with XWiki, check the [Programming feature>Features.Programming] then check out the [Developer's Guide>DevGuide.WebHome]. 25 - 24 +If you're intested in learning how to write an application with XWiki, check the [[Programming feature>>Features.Programming]] then check out the [[Developer's Guide>>DevGuide.WebHome]].