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*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Extending_wiki_markup Extending wiki markup] - how to write an extension | *[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Extending_wiki_markup Extending wiki markup] - how to write an extension | ||
*[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Calendar_%28Barrylb%29 Calendar] | *[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Calendar_%28Barrylb%29 Calendar] | ||
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===Tagging=== | ===Tagging=== | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 2 October 2007
Blogging | CMS | Email | Feeds | Forums | OpenID | Resources | Search | Social networking | Statistics | Structured data | User management | Vision | Todo
Extensions
- MediaWiki extensions on Meta
- Bulk image uploads, Perl script
- SpecialMultiUploadViaZip
- SpecialUploadLocal
- Extending wiki markup - how to write an extension
- Calendar
- Wikitex
Tagging
- CategoryCloud adds the ability to create a tag cloud to a wiki site, it generates a tag for every sub-category
- Tag Cloud is intended to provide a tag cloud control for mediawiki: wach tag represents a mediawiki category, the size of the tag being determined by the number of articles on that category
- Del.icio.us-style tags for MediaWiki
Miscellaneous
- Semapedia - connecting virtual and physical worlds
- WikiMatrix - wiki software comparison
- UniWakka - is a light-weight, easy to install and to configure collaborative editing software for web content, mostly intended for an university or scientific environment (features)
- Integration of Elgg, Drupal, Moodle, and Mediawiki
- OpenAcademic is an open source project designed to integrate Elgg, Drupal, Moodle, and Mediawiki
- MediaWiki integration
- Now THAT's What I'm Talking About! tells about interesting ways one advertising company is using Web 2.0:
- "AARF employees have learned to add the tag 'AARF' when they come across a web page (using del.icio.us), a photo (Flickr), or a news story (Digg) that they think will be of interest to their colleagues. Shortly after they add this tag, the bookmark (look at the top of the box), thumbnail of the photo (middle) or headline and description of the story (bottom) show up within the AARF E2.0 Intranet."
- MediaWiki on SWiK
- Samizdat - is a generic RDF-based engine for building collaboration and open publishing web sites
- Implemented in Ruby
- RDF model for site structure and metadata
- Open editing via statement reification
- Relational RDF storage
- More than publishing: material items exchange
Development
- Web Page Analyzer - Free Website Performance Tool and Web Page Speed Analysis
- Monobook.css - wiki page design info: colors, etc
