This document summarizes Wikipedia and various wiki engines. It discusses the history of Wikipedia, highlighting key milestones from its launch in 2001 to reaching 2 million articles in English by 2007. It also describes several popular wiki engines like DokuWiki, PhpWiki, and TWiki, noting their features such as storage options and support for additional services. Finally, it provides a case study on the DokuWiki engine, outlining its targeted uses, syntax, and administrative features.

1. Wikipedia and Internet Resources 交通大學電子工程系 劉昱賢

3. History of Wiki

4. Wiki Engines

5. Wiki is Everywhere

8. Free

9. Web-based

10. Collaborative

12. Supported by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation.

13. Web 2.0 services

15. A frequently updated news resource because of how quickly articles about recent events appear

16. Cooperative Hypertext

21. Reflection (2003)

23. Webby Award in the category Community

28. Aimed at creating documentation of any kind.

29. It is targeted at developer teams, workgroups and small companies.

31. All data is stored in plain text files – no database is required .

33. Syntax

35. Change Log

36. Revert Revisions

37. Revision Diff

42. User Manager

43. Manage Plugins

44. Revert Manager

45. Configuration Settings

46. Popularity Feedback (may take some time to load)

48. Group Permission

50. Add User

52. DokuWiki

53. Google Site

54. Q&A