DokuWiki ist eine Open-Source-Wiki-Engine und eine kollaborative Wissensdatenbank, die für die Erstellung und Organisation von Dokumentationen durch ein webbasiertes Multi-User-Bearbeitungssystem entwickelt wurde. Es arbeitet als Flat-File-Wiki und speichert Seiten als einfache Textdateien, anstatt eine relationale Datenbank zu verwenden.
Die Hauptfunktionen von splitbrain/dokuwiki sind: Collaborative Knowledge Bases, Collaborative Workspaces, Flat-File CMS, Plain-Text Persistence, Self-Hosted Wiki Servers, Documentation Hosting, Project Documentation, Enterprise Wikis.
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