Superhero with Java powers && Gamer && (Sci-Fi & Star Wars geek) && Bulgarian Java User Group Leader && nerds2nerds podcaster && http://java.beer organizer ? this : null
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 :)
Superhero with Java powers && Gamer && (Sci-Fi & Star Wars geek) && Bulgarian Java User Group Leader && nerds2nerds podcaster && http://java.beer organizer ? this : null
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 🙂
Superhero with Java powers && Gamer && (Sci-Fi & Star Wars geek) && Bulgarian Java User Group Leader && nerds2nerds podcaster && http://java.beer organizer ? this : null
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