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WikiCMS- author
- Wolfgang Fahl info@bitplan.com
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- Using SemanticMediaWiki as a Content Management System
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- SMW CON Fall 2017
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WikiCMS
⌘⌘ Intro
⌘⌘ Wolfgang Fahl
- Wolfgang wf@bitplan.com is from germany.
- He is a teacher for software architecture
- He has been working with MediaWiki since 2007
- He has started learning english in England
⌘⌘ Agenda
- What is a Content Management System CMS?
- Could you use a MediaWiki/Semantic MediaWiki as a CMS?
- Why would you not use MediaWiki as your CMS?
- Why would you use MediaWiki as a CMS?
- WikiCMS: use Semantic MediaWiki as CMS
⌘⌘ What is a Content Management System CMS?
According to Wikipedia a Content Management System has the following features:
- a CMS supports the creation and modification of digital content.
- a CMS is a collaborative environment
- a CMS supports
- format management
- history editing
- version control
- indexing
- search
- retrieval
- a CMS supports the separation of content and presentation
⌘⌘ Could you use a MediaWiki Semantic MediaWiki as a CMS?
- MediaWiki supports the creation and modification of digital content. ✓
- MediaWiki is a collaborative environment ✓
- MediaWiki supports
- format management ✓
- history editing ✓
- version control ✓
- indexing ✓
- search ✓
- retrieval ✓
- MediaWiki supports the separation of content and presentation ✓
⌘⌘ Why would you not use MediaWiki as your CMS?
- Anyone can edit it
- No workflow
- No approval method built into the wiki
⌘⌘ Why would you use MediaWiki as a CMS?
- MediaWiki is free
- MediaWiki is proven to work
- There is a lot of knowledge/documentation about MediaWiki available
- There are lots of extensions available of MediaWiki
⌘⌘ Why would you use MediaWiki as a CMS?
But this also true for Wordpress? Why still use MediaWiki?
- That depends where your focus is!
- Presentation -> Wordpress
- Structured Content -> Semantic Media Wiki
⌘⌘ What content is available in MediaWik/Semantic MediaWiki ?
Photos | Lists | ||
Videos | Tables | ||
Maps | Graphs | ||
... |
⌘⌘ WikiCMS: use Semantic MediaWiki as CMS
⌘⌘ WikiCMS: separation of frontend and backend
⌘⌘ WikiCMS: Examples
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BITPlan Website | ||
EV blog] | ||
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