XWiki Cristal
A new XWiki.org experimental project to provide a modern knowledge base front-end
A modern front-end designed to plug into XWiki, GitHub, or local environments.
Use it online, locally, or as an embedded component. Full support for offline editing with smart synchronization.
Latest Blog Posts
XWiki 18.9.0 Released
The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 18.9.0. This release brings several Live Data improvements: new entries are saved automatically, entries keep their positions while being edited, and edit mode is now turned on and off with a dedicated button. The experimental BlockNote editor now lets you edit Code macros in place, as code blocks, and shows the same realtime edit actions as the WYSIWYG editor. In addition, following a link to an export, such as a bookmarked export URL, now asks you to confirm the export instead of starting it right away. For developers, there are new Velocity macros to pick one or more locations, a way for extensions to add or replace export formats, new Live Data APIs to fetch and delete single entries, and plain CSS skin customizations. This release contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 9.3/10. See the release notes for more information. …
Unified Documents Application Extension 1.2.8 Released
The Unified Documents Application Extension 1.2.8 have been released. …
Blog 9.15.15 Released
The Blog Application 9.15.15 has been released. This release focuses on resolving several bugs to improve stability and display consistency. …
Prism.js Macro Extension 1.3 Released
The Prism.js Macro 1.3 has been released. It makes the highlighted code meet the WCAG AA contrast ratio and fixes some security issues, so upgrading is recommended. …
Change Request Application Extension 1.25 Released
The Change Request Application 1.25 has been released. The error reported when storing changes in a change request fails now includes the reason of the failure. …
XWiki 18.9.0 Release Candidate 1 released
The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki 18.9.0RC1. This release improves Live Data (entries are saved automatically and keep their positions while editing), lets you edit Code macros in place in the experimental BlockNote editor, which now shows the same realtime edit actions as the WYSIWYG editor, and asks for a confirmation before performing an export opened from a link. For developers, there are new pickers for one or more locations, export format handlers, new Live Data APIs and plain CSS skin customizations. This release contains security fixes, with the highest severity being 9.3/10. See the release notes for more information. …
AntiSpam Tool Application Extension 1.13 Released
The AntiSpam Tool Application 1.13 has been released. It adds navigation in the list of events, fixes several security issues and now reads the last entry of the X-Forwarded-For header by default. …
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vCalc contains a library with a list of Calculators, Equations, Constants, & Datasets. Users have the possibility to contribute content to pages, rate and share them on social media. Calculators allow visitors to perform calculations and estimations. The wiki also features a knowledge base grouped by topics and a blog. The vCalc website has a highly customized look and feel and the navigation is enhanced by panels, a custom footer and menu. It's a great example of advance usages of XWiki.
Testimonials
- “10+ years of experience w/ @confluence & I must say, I'm hard pressed to find anything that I need there, that @XWiki does not provide.” Patrick Masson's X account
- Patrick Masson, General Manager OSI
- “I've been a follower of XWiki [...] have tried pushing it on anyone considering confluence; it's one of the few open source projects that I know of that actually has more features and work in it than most of its commercial counterparts” IRC Archive of this testimonial
- Marc Mercer, CEO of CT-Unlimited
- “We've been pleased and impressed with the power and flexibility XWiki has provided. Everything we've wanted to build with our wiki-based product been possible due to XWiki's well planned architecture.”
- Mike Hoolehan, CTO @vCalc LLC
