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TWiki is a Content Management System for the web implemented in [[Perl]] and targeted towards institutional users, it is unusual amongst the larger CMS's in that is uses plain text files rather than a database to store content. It can be a little fussy to get it working on OS/2 for the first time and was forked in 2008 to [[FosWiki]] which has seen much more rapid development than TWiki but maintains compatibility with all TWiki content.
TWiki is a Content Management System for the web implemented in [[Perl]] and targeted towards institutional users, it is unusual amongst the larger CMS's in that is uses plain text files rather than a database to store content. It can be a little fussy to get it working on OS/2 for the first time and was forked in 2008 to [[FosWiki]] which has seen much more rapid development than TWiki but maintains compatibility with all TWiki content.


====Text editors with TWiki support====
;Text editors with TWiki support
* [[jEdit]] - Java based editor - TWiki markup language syntax highlighting built in - Current
* [[jEdit]] - Java based editor - TWiki markup language syntax highlighting built in


==Version==
==Version==
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*chron or equivalent
*chron or equivalent
*[[Perl]] 5.x
*[[Perl]] 5.x
==License==
* Open source software released under the [[GPL v2]]


==Links==
==Links==
* [http://twiki.org TWiki homepage]
* [http://twiki.org TWiki homepage]


==License==
[[Category:Wiki software]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in Perl]]
* Open source software released under the [[GPL v2]]
 
[[Category:CMS]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in Perl]]

Revision as of 14:52, 17 October 2018

TWiki is a Content Management System for the web implemented in Perl and targeted towards institutional users, it is unusual amongst the larger CMS's in that is uses plain text files rather than a database to store content. It can be a little fussy to get it working on OS/2 for the first time and was forked in 2008 to FosWiki which has seen much more rapid development than TWiki but maintains compatibility with all TWiki content.

Text editors with TWiki support
  • jEdit - Java based editor - TWiki markup language syntax highlighting built in

Version

  • Latest version: TWiki-6.0.2 (2015-11-29)
Prerequisites
  • Apache web server (Others are supported, just not as well)
  • GNU diff 2.7 or later
  • GNU grep or functional equivalent
  • chron or equivalent
  • Perl 5.x

License

  • Open source software released under the GPL v2

Links