This website is also about WikiEngines and WikiTechnology in general. It is an open wiki, as it should be. If in doubt, see WhenToContribute. The WikiSandbox will give you an idea of the supported syntax.
News
- 2010-02-04
- Just discovered that the RetroForth Wiki has been migrated to WabiSabi. Nice!
- 2010-01-23
- Added an RSS feed plugin (enabled by default).
- 2010-01-22
- Latest version brings a timezone setting to satisfy PHP 5.3, and two new template variables that can be set by plugins at load time.
- 2009-11-14
- Aaand... we have users! The Plume Team at the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon have customized WabiSabi for their own needs. (I must be doing something right. -- FelixPlesoianu)
Download
http://felix.plesoianu.ro/php/wabisabi/wabisabi-20100123.zip (14.7K)
http://felix.plesoianu.ro/php/wabisabi/wabisabi-20091003.zip (legacy version)
If you are asking what license this software is released under, you are asking the wrong question.
The archive may lag behind the online version at times. Be patient. :)
Please keep in mind that WabiSabi was created out of academic curiosity. It may or may not be suitable for a production website. Especially as it is still new, so it probably has quite a few bugs and security holes. That said, I am trying to make it useful, so feel free to leave QuestionsAndFeedback.
Author
WabiSabi is being developed by FelixPlesoianu.