Software Map

SimplyBibTeX is an application to share and hold BibTeX
bibliographies. One can add, edit and remove entries from
bibliographies online or upload complete collections. The
system uses a very simple but effective template
mechanism. Users and coworkers can subscribe to RSS 2.0
or Atom feeds in order to get notified about changes.

WikiPL provides a Python programming environment hosted in a MediaWiki server. Each article in the wiki contains either a Python function or a class named as the article's title. Moreover, the article can contain the source code, documentation, unit tests, development edition, permissions, and form elements for the parameters of the function. Users can view the documentation or edit and execute the source code. Execution can happen either on the local computer, on a remote server, or in the browser (through Pyjamas). Code in one article can be invoked by another article through regular function calls, without any changes to the syntax of the Python language. It also offers a package that imports article code into a local Python namespace for offline development.

Banana Dance is designed to combine the simplicity of wiki publishing software with the versatility of a content management system. The program also promotes community-building through organized/rated comments, badges, points, and access controls. Highly flexible, Banana Dance features a robust template system with a library of themes and plugins. The program can be used for many purposes, including creating an SEO-friendly Web site, developing a robust product manual, creating an environment for project collaboration, providing businesses with corporate knowledge bases, creating a discussion Web site, and more.

Instant Picture Creator is a wrapper to produce
images on demand for Web sites. It has filter
management, and it's possible to add new filters.
It can cache filtered images, works independently
(no backend is needed), and is easy to integrate
with existing Web sites. It includes two basic
filters for resizing images and manipulating
colour palettes. Currently it supports PNG, GIF,
and JPEG.

RADWiki or "Rapid Application Development Wiki"
allows you to rapidly create Web applications by
using a set of functionality plugins and "gluing"
them together in a wiki. The goal of RADWiki is
to make design and layout and localization as easy
as writing a wiki page.

TurnKey MindTouch Core Appliance is a server appliance for MindTouch, a collaboration, wiki, and mashup platform that provides wiki-like ease of use with a sophisticated Web services framework for rapid application development, creating flexible workflows, and rapid integration. No configuration is required. It is designed to be easy to use and easy to maintain. Security patches are automatically installed. It provides a Web management interface, configuration console, and an AJAX Web shell. To minimize footprint the appliance is built from the ground up with the minimum required components. It runs everywhere thanks to multiple build formats, including an installable live CD, a VMDK with OVF support, and an Amazon EC2 AMI.

Ductus is a wiki system designed to handle arbitrarily-structured content and a variety of workflows. With Ductus, programmers can easily define classes of structured content, providing rich mechanisms for user interaction. For instance, the Wikiotics project uses Ductus to allow people to collaborate on "language lessons," which can later be used as quizzes or flashcards. Such modes of interaction are not possible with most wikis, which are designed primarily to handle freely-structured text.

Tartan is a text parsing engine targeted at wiki
text. The syntax specification is defined in YAML
in the form of regex-based rules. It supports
layering and multiple output types. Rules for
Markdown to HTML are included, with optional
layered extensions for tables. It is implemented
in Ruby, but looking to have implementations in
other languages.

Teambox is a Web application for project management. Share messages, tasks, and pages in hosted or installed versions.

LesserWiki is a TiddlyWiki style Wiki engine using
Ajax. It is a Rails application.

textTHaCAA is a system for Telling Humans and
Computers Apart Automatically that was inspired by
CAPTCHA from Carnegie Mellon. Unlike image-based
problems which can be difficult for people with
certain disabilities, it is designed to be
accessible to all users. It achieves this by
asking simple randomly generated text-based
multiple choice questions where the user has to
select the members of one group from a list
randomly selected from members of a series of
different groups.

BoreWiki provides a Web form interface to edit
reStructuredText formatted text and creates static
(X)HTML pages out of it. It provides
password-based user authentication, and has
directory-based access control for these users.
All edited and saved pages are stored in RCS files
if there is need to access old content.

SCT (Sphene Community Tools) is a collection of
Django applications that are designed to be easily
pluggable into any Django project. It currently
consists of a Wiki and a Board application. It
contains an example project that allows users to
create a community Web site containing the Wiki
and Board applications without any further
coding/configuration changes.