A PythonLanguage WikiEngine. The MoinMoin Wiki is at http://moinmo.in/ (this is the main source of MoinMoin information). Contact the team if you want to contribute to the project. It supports CGI, WSGI, fastcgi and a standalone server now - plus pre-compiled pages. If you use anything except CGI, it is up to 20x faster (compared to moin with CGI). MoinMoin is used for the PythonLanguage community wiki: http://www.python.org/moin and for many others. Seems to be a favourite of archgeeks for its flexibility and good modular design (the MoinMoin parser, for instance, is a separate module and can be used to support WikiCreole (included in moin 1.6.0) or a WikitextStandard or the formats of other programs like MediaWiki in which there is substantial content). Supports InterWiki, SubPages, FreeLink''''''ing, VersionControlAppliedToWiki, and a QuickDiff that picks out individual character differences. '''Releases:''' * 2014-10-17: Version 1.9.8 (small new features, better performance, bug fixes) ** http://hg.moinmo.in/moin/1.9/file/tip/docs/CHANGES * 2013-03-17: Version 1.9.7 (enhanced security, password tools * 2012-12-30: Version 1.9.6 (security fixes) * 2012-09-24: Version 1.9.5 (security and bug fixes, minor new features) * 2012-02-21: Version 1.9.4 (security and bug fixes) * 2010-06-27: Version 1.9.3 (security and bug fixes) * 2010-03-01: Version 1.9.2 (security and bug fixes) * 2010-01-19: Version 1.9.1 (security and bug fixes) * 2009-12-06: Version 1.9.0 * 2009-12-05: Version 1.8.6 * 2009-09-11: Version 1.8.5 * 2009-06-09: Version 1.8.4 * 2009-04-27: Version 1.8.3 * 2009-02-08: Version 1.8.2 * 2008-12-24: Version 1.8.1 (bug fixes) * 2008-11-21: Version 1.7.3 (bug fixes) * 2008-11-02: Version 1.8.0 (major new features) * 2008-09-09: Version 1.7.2 (bug fixes) * 2008-07-20: Version 1.7.1 (security and bug fixes) * 2008-06-21: Version 1.7.0 (major new features) * 2008-04-20: Version 1.6.3 (major security fixes, upgrading highly recommended) * 2007-12-25: Version 1.6.0 (major new features, standalone server included) * 2008-03-09: Version 1.5.9 (final 1.5 release, bug and security fixes) * 2006-01-10: Version 1.5.0 (adds a GUI WYSIWYG editor and other nifty features) * 2004-12-06: Version 1.3.0 (new storage layout) * At some time in 2000, moin was born as a fork of PikiPiki. What users say about MoinMoin: * ''I like the look of it a lot, it seems to strike a good balance between features, minimal visual clutter, and simplicity.'' * ''I like its speed, ease of configuration and excellent version control.'' * ''Documents are stored in a transparent and obvious way. Simply marvelous.'' * ''Documentation is clear and well organized.'' * ''Search feature is very fast, as everything else.'' * ''It's simple to install and configure. No problems there either.'' * ''I have not been able to get it to work. I have an account with Pair.com, which runs FreeBSD. Like every Wiki that I've tried to install, getting Moin Moin up and running is frustrating and I finally gave up. In Moin Moin's defense, my knowledge of Unix is very basic. I understand that Unix is not user friendly and Moin Moin is limited in how pain free they can make the installation in a Unix environment.'' * ''MoinMoin is my first Wiki I have been using and I got it up with no problems at all, It works smooth and uncomplicated, I love it because it's so easy to use. Besides "MOIN MOIN" means "Hello" in northern Germany, I would recommend it to anyone who is new to these things...just like me'' * ''http://freedesktop.org/ switched to MoinMoin after a security exploit on their previous TwikiClone.'' * ''The Portland State Aerospace Society (http://psas.pdx.edu/) also switched for the same reason. We use it to document all our work, track tasks, publish schedules, meeting minutes, etc.'' * ''I use the MoinMoinDesktopEdition as a information manager. I like it a lot - djc ---- I don't know when that comment dates from but I used it for MazeWiki and it was pretty straight-forward. -- AndrewCates ---- See also MoinMoinDesktopEdition, WikiWikiClone, WikiMoinMoinReview ---- CategoryWikiImplementation CategoryWikiForum