Tiki - the WordPress and MediaWiki Alternative

When you're looking for a content management system for online publishing, two brands are usually near the top of the list: WordPress and MediaWiki. WordPress is by far the best known blogging platform. MediaWiki powers Wikipedia. Both have core strengths and weaknesses that may not fit with your specific project. Tiki bridges a number of the features found in both, without the complexity required for installing something like Drupal. LockerGnome's Jake Ludington talks with part of the Tiki team about how their CMS solves content publishing problems.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• oscon
• tiki
• wikimedia
• wikipedia
• cms
• wordpress
• drupal
• movable
• type
• content
• management

[lockergnome]

First!

[tyler5310]

First to comment, last to get a relationship

[imagesetsons]

WoW. Great interview. Informative and helpfull. Congrats.

Daniel.

[pascalstjean]

Thanks everyone for your comments both positive and negative. We are always looking for any type of feedback. We are not saying that we are better or worse then other CMS / Collaborative systems out there but we do take a different approach and we feel this gives the end user options. If ever anyone has a question on Tiki or wishes to know more about Tiki vs Wordpress / Joomla / Drupal or others please feel free to send questions my way.

Thanks

[cyberfin]

I will definitively be checking this out. Great interview, good info!

[jelanidozier]

this is good to know but im used to wordpress

[cwade12c]

@ZerqTM Have you ever gone to github and looked at the most popular PHP projects? If you haven't, you're retarded for saying what you just said.

[itouchhacker241]

lol I just noticed the phpbb sign behind them

[TheIronSheikh]

Pokemon

[EnvXOwner]

@ZerqTM Take a look at WordPress. PHP is a great language. And as an American I'm really offended by that. If you want to contribute to the CMS community by providing an easy way for your culture to use it, fine. Don't go around and offend others.

[hawkeyesforever]

@ZerqTM Maybe you should actually learn how to use PHP properly. You're also using Second Life's webpage has an example? Give me a break. Sounds like someone's got a problem with Americans too.

[waliasimarV2]

I will give Tiki a try!