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Deki Wiki is a free open source OSI-approved wiki and application platform for communities and enterprises. Deki Wiki is developed and supported by MindTouch. Learn more about Deki Wiki and experience its award winning interface. Watch a short video demo of the upcoming Deki Wiki "Hayes" release. This demonstration explains how external applications and databases, even those hosted on other servers, can be added as extensions to Deki Wiki. For more information as it breaks go to: http://doc.opengarden.org/deki_wiki/release/hayes

By MindTouch

Tags : Aaron Fulkerson, Composite Applications, Damien Howley, Deki Wiki, Extensions, FLOSS, FOSS, Federation, Flickr, Free Knowledge, Google, Hayes, Imagemagick, Microsoft Windows Live Services, MindTouch, MySQL, Open Source, OpenGarden, OpenGarden.org, Roy Kim, SODA, Security, Steve Bjorg, Web services, opensource

MindTouch DekiWiki Live Data Services

Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:04:00 GMT

MindTouch DekiWiki is an open source wiki engine and web framework for enterprise and social applications. This video showcases the new Live Data Services, which make it relatively easy to extend the DekiWiki with webservice exposed applications, widgets, or external data stores. UPDATE: we're calling this "Extensions" now. One provides the URL to the webservice and a description in the services manager control panel. Pretty simple stuff.

By MindTouch

Tags : API, Architecture, Architecture, C#, Cat, Cat, Deki, DekiWiki, Dream, Dream, Flickr, Global Variables, Google Maps, Graph, Graph, Graphviz, JSON, June 22, 2007, Latex, Live Data Services, LiveData, LiveData, Mashup, Microformats, MindTouch, MindTouch Dream, Mono, MySQL, MySQL, Mysql, Mysql, Open Source, OpenGarden, OpenGarden.org, OpenSource, PHP, REST, REST, RESTfull, RESTfull, RSS, RSS, SOA, SOA, SODA, SODA, Software, Software, Technology, Technology, Video, Video, Widget, WidgetBox, Widgetbox, Widgetbox, Wiki, XML, XML, Yahoo, YouTube, YouTube, chat, chat, gabbly, gabbly, google, google, graph, graph, graphviz, graphviz, latex, latex, maps, maps, math, math, threaded discussion, webservices, webservices

Metoday July 30, 2007 "Finding your friends"

Tue, 31 Jul 2007 10:53:45 GMT

Social networks can be boring without any friends. How do you find out which of your real friends are already on the network? There are a few common methods for this, but they just don't cut it.

By brianshaler

Tags : Brian Shaler, communication, friends, metoday, networks, social, web services