Looking for the right wiki to build up your own hobby/group/professional wiki?
I was just looking for a small nifty wiki to use as a scratchpad to collect technical tid-bits for my work/learning. Didn't want to install/administer stuff but wanted to be able to link up the tid-bits as I found connections between them. Found good candidates Tiddlywiki/Twiki using WikiMatrix's comparison table.
Too many wikis with differing features, limitations and target audiences make it tough to decide. You can easily end up spending a lot of time/effort in installing, administering, learning to use a wiki.
WikiMatrix has a wiki comparison wizard which allows you to select a small set of options to figure out which wiki s/ws are closest to what you're looking for.
Then it creates a comparison table with filterable feature-set to view only the features you're looking for in your dream wiki.
The site also allows you to compare other things like blogs etc.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
StarUml is dead (NOT)!! Long Live the Stars!!
Star UML a very nice stable open-source design tool was suspected to be dead.
The tool is downloaded quite heavily, but development seems to have been abandoned as of 2005 with a stable release version 5.0.
But hey!! Just-a-minute, StarUML seems to have been rebooted as of (2010-July-19).
Originally written in Delphi, looks like its being converted to an eclipse plug-in in java.
Don't know how long it'll take to do the conversion though.
Seems like there are two(?) developers working on it right now.
Best of Luck to you.
Anybody with experience in Eclipse plugins and Java wanna help?!!!
http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=152825
The tool is downloaded quite heavily, but development seems to have been abandoned as of 2005 with a stable release version 5.0.
But hey!! Just-a-minute, StarUML seems to have been rebooted as of (2010-July-19).
Originally written in Delphi, looks like its being converted to an eclipse plug-in in java.
Don't know how long it'll take to do the conversion though.
Seems like there are two(?) developers working on it right now.
Best of Luck to you.
Anybody with experience in Eclipse plugins and Java wanna help?!!!
http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=152825
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