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I find a WIKI the best... but not some crappy confluence or any other sort of hard to use wiki I would suggest a PLAIN and simple wiki. If you are already on gitlab ... its wiki is enough .. or MediaWiki
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You could use a opensource alternative named XWiki (in a lot of ways, very similiar to Confluence).
I've been using it for the past 7 years and been quite happy :)
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Having done it a few times and documenting the process, I wouldn't say it's hard. But their docs regarding setting it up could use some improvement 🙂
As soon as I take the time and finish my step-by-step guide for it, I will try to update the official docs on it as well 🙂
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Organization of content usually for us is like this
General
paid leave
home office
etc
Technical Documentation
Java code formatting
Junior developer reading list
Principles
Patterns you have to be familiar with
etc
Project Documentation
Project 1
Project 2
Project X
We do not use tags, because I find tags harder to use. In many cases the search is perfect, however if not since I do have the WIKI itself on my local file system (e.g. when using gitlab wiki (in my current company) I can also do a "find ." :) I find it even faster then a web interface but I am a bit console guy.
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I find a WIKI the best... but not some crappy confluence or any other sort of hard to use wiki I would suggest a PLAIN and simple wiki. If you are already on gitlab ... its wiki is enough .. or MediaWiki
Agreed, although I'm just starting to get familiar with Confluence. Microsoft Teams also (can) have a wiki for each channel.
Confluence is fine if someone has configured it correctly but it costs a lot :)) If you have it :) great ;)
You could use a opensource alternative named XWiki (in a lot of ways, very similiar to Confluence).
I've been using it for the past 7 years and been quite happy :)
yes used it as well :) however I actually written it in my initial comment but then I removed it because it is a bit harder to setup :+)
Having done it a few times and documenting the process, I wouldn't say it's hard. But their docs regarding setting it up could use some improvement 🙂
As soon as I take the time and finish my step-by-step guide for it, I will try to update the official docs on it as well 🙂
great ;P for the next job :D:D I might try to setup xwiki again :D:D:D
How do you organize all the content in that wiki?
Per project, per tech, per category?
Also, I'm not sure we can add multiple tags on wiki pages. And what about the search features?
Organization of content usually for us is like this
We do not use tags, because I find tags harder to use. In many cases the search is perfect, however if not since I do have the WIKI itself on my local file system (e.g. when using gitlab wiki (in my current company) I can also do a "find ." :) I find it even faster then a web interface but I am a bit console guy.