Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
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#172Re: Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. I use started using bookstack when I realized that I wanted a place for long form / long term storage of documents separates from my Notes / To dos. I love it and I deeply appreciate your hard work. For others that haven't tried it, here's what clicked for me: - An opinionated hierarchy of Book -> Chapter (Optional) -> Page - Great search - WYSIWYG OR Markdown supported - Great integr…
Thank you! I love to hear about the specific features people enjoy. > WYSIWYG OR Markdown I will state that switching between them is pretty flaky at the moment, is done at instance level and can cause HTML in markdown. Is designed to be choose-once-and-leave. That said, in rebuilding the editor I am aiming for easy and instant Markdown & WYSIWYG switching within editor.
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I dove into your Laravel code the other day to see how you organized things. Thanks for making it open so I could learn!
Happy to help! I will say that I would in no way present it as an example of a clean codebase. 6 years of weekend and night development, while having significant code understanding/learning during that time, has lead to somewhat of a mix of ideas and approaches. Constantly trying to re-align things though!
Re: Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
#175Love it, anything to unseat Atlassian tools is a win in my book. This looks and feels great too. Nice work!
Re: Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
#176Confluence + Jira is a common combination. It is good to have an alternative to one of these. Anyone has info or suggestion on what are good open source alternatives for Jira?
It has good Kanban boards, but does not have custom fields, so everything is done with tags. Also lacks reporting.
In places where I work, the switch to Gitlab was intentional to keep things simple. JIRA had become a monster.
Re: Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
#177Anyway, I was wondering if there is a plug-in infrastructure for BookStack in on the roadmap?
Thank you for the product. Looks neat in the minimum time I have spent on this so far.
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Thank you! I love to hear about the specific features people enjoy. > WYSIWYG OR Markdown I will state that switching between them is pretty flaky at the moment, is done at instance level and can cause HTML in markdown. Is designed to be choose-once-and-leave. That said, in rebuilding the editor I am aiming for easy and instant Markdown & WYSIWYG switching within editor.
Obsidian integration would make me (and likelya bunch of its > 400k other users) happy!
Re: Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
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Obsidian integration would make me (and likelya bunch of its > 400k other users) happy!
Uhm that, integration with obsidian, kinda off topic as this is a standalone kB software and not an editor right?
Re: Show HN: BookStack – An open source wiki platform and alternative to Confluence
#180Glad to see any alternatives to confluence (or Atlassian in general). I've used Confluence for a good 4 years or so and for the life of me, I can not fathom why anyone would use this for storing documentation for code etc, as opposed to storing things direct in a repo. I can understand it's use somewhat for business folks, but even then, the way of organising things is abysmal, every solution (such as rich text editi…