Is there wiki software that does concurrent page editing like Google Docs? Open source or commercial.
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- Mediawiki is the engine behind Wikimedia, but also http://www.wikimedia.org or http://www.aboutus.org
- One of the best comparison table is the one at http://www.wikimatrix.org/
- There are also lots of wikis listed in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software the table covers open source, free and commercial programs.
I have personally used some of them: phpwiki, MidTouch Deki, DokuWiki, Mediawiki...
Out of these, I would distinguish 2 of them:
- Dokuwiki has the uncommon feature of relying on plaintext files rather than a database
- MindTouch (commercial and free) is highly powerful BUT needs C# which forces to have either a Windows-hosted web server or a dedicated Linux system with Mono
I have good experiences with all of them. If you want to smart small, phpwiki and dokuwiki are thous I would personally recommend... but I do not claim these to be the best!
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http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/
http://info.tikiwiki.org/tiki-index.php
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