MindTouch Core is an open-source collaborative network for powering next generation intranets, extranets, and knowledge bases. MindTouch Core is built on C# using .NET/Mono and blends the ease of use a wiki with the scalability, extensibility and security of an enterprise portal framework. MindTouch revolutionizes how enterprises and organizations collaborate by realizing more value from existing software and human investments.
MindTouch is one of the World's top open source projects and is commonly used to create Collaborative Networks for companies such Mozilla, Microsoft, Intel, Intuit, The Washington Post, EMC, Harvard, Timberland, The US Army and The United Nations.
To learn more about MindTouch products, visit www.mindtouch.com.
This project is managed by Steve Bjorg.
Adobe recently came out with Adobe Flash 10, which caused an incompatibility with our browser-based Flash uploader. Currently, the Flash uploading software is in beta. When SWFuploader comes out with their next stable release, which supports Adobe Flash 10, we will include it in Deki. In the interim, there are a couple of options to [...]
The extension I’m focusing on this week is the Facebook Extension which allows users to have a dashboard view of their Facebook account including the Inbox, Status, Friends, Photos, and more. In order to invoke the Facebook extension first we need to install the WidgetBox Extension as we will be using WidgetBox to invoke [...]
Tutorial, Code and Demo – Click Here
I’ve been working with a great deal of DekiScript recently and I haven’t really had much time to “show off” any of my developments. Well, just this week I completed a new DekiScript dropdown menu and it’s quite nice so I figured I’d share.
The dropdown menu was developed [...]
Happy New Year! The first Extension of the Week for 2009 is Zoho Meeting. This extension allows you to share presentations at anytime anywhere. Zoho Meeting’s support for remote access lends an interactive element to presentations. With the MindTouch Deki Zoho extension you can embed a screen share on a Deki page allowing [...]
Erm… sorry for the false alarm.. Misposted on the main blog instead of the dev blog. If still interested, the post has been moved here