DominoWiki in the news
Mr. Bruce Elgort spotted this tidbit yesterday. Thanks Bruce! (update: Brian Green also spotted this)
Old meets new: Lotus Domino and Atlassian in which Dennis Howlett talks about Atlassian and DominoWiki on the intranet. A good quick read. I really need to get 1.2 out of the door eh…
Interestingly, the chap Dennis spoke with is Alek Lotoczko, whom I met earlier this year in London at a Lotusphere Comes To You event. Alek is blogging on his work with Confluence which we also use at my current employer (it’s awesome). Way to go Alek, and thanks for the hat-tip to DominoWiki!
Posted at 08:33 GDT on 18 Aug 2007 | Categories: | |
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Confluence is the heavy lifter, the big firm-wide wiki which has polls, multiple spaces, reams of attachments, photo competitions, all sorts.
We then use DominoWiki for smaller work-groups with specific documentation requirements (which seems to be the pattern of use I’ve observed for DominoWiki in general).
I’ve not tested scaling on DW beyond its use for Lotusphere the past three years, but I can’t imagine it would scale brilliantly, given the mutiple document changes that occur (i.e. replication / save conflicts could result).
You can thank Google Alerts for finding the link.
A question for Ed/IBM: Why didn't you put a wiki within Connections instead of Quickr? (or at least have them in both places) My understanding is that Quikr is the formal space and that Connections is the Social tool! A fully (tag) integrated wiki within Connections would have been awesome.
(Irrelevant gratuitous plug removed)
/lekkim