We use Dokuwiki at work. It's simple to set up, needing only PHP and a web server, and integrating logins with active directory is easy. No need for a RDBMS. We also have some plugins like Bureaucracy (for creating forms), Include (to include a page inside of another page), Tag (for adding tags to pages), and Wrap (for adding some nice CSS style options and info boxes).
Ask HN: What wiki/intranet do you use at your company?
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Re: Ask HN: What wiki/intranet do you use at your company?
#22Confluence. It doesn't seem good for highly technical users. As per the official documentation, https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-wiki-markup-..., Note: You cannot edit content in wiki markup
Search also seems terrible.
I don't have anything good to say about it relative to any other possible reasonable solution.
Re: Ask HN: What wiki/intranet do you use at your company?
#23Confluence. It's not a bad product, but a bit bloated.
In my previous job we used GitLab (wiki) and I think it's a perfect mix of simplicity and functionality.
Re: Ask HN: What wiki/intranet do you use at your company?
#24Confluence. It's not a bad product, but a bit bloated. In my previous job we used GitLab (wiki) and I think it's a perfect mix of simplicity and functionality.
Ah will definitely check Gitlab's wiki(:
Re: Ask HN: What wiki/intranet do you use at your company?
#25OneNote which is part of MS office is great.
Also using MediaWiki for public facing wiki, ie as a cms
Re: Ask HN: What wiki/intranet do you use at your company?
#26Confluence. It doesn't seem good for highly technical users. As per the official documentation, https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-wiki-markup-... , Note: You cannot edit content in wiki markup Search also seems terrible. I don't have anything good to say about it relative to any other possible reasonable solution.
I can agree with you. I worked in the company that also use Confluence. The search is a nightmare... also linking of articles and folders, I didn't like that at all.