Software Map

DrProject is a Web-based software project
management portal that integrates a revision
history viewer with issue tracking, mailing list
management, a wiki, and other features. It is not
a learning management system; instead, it is
designed to introduce students to the tools that
professional development teams use to coordinate
their work. Unlike its industrial-strength
cousins, SourceForge and CollabNet, DrProject is
easy to install and administer. It has a very
simple interface: students can learn all of its
features in less than an hour. It provides a
scripting interface that can be used to automate
bulk or repetitive tasks.

Groowiki is a Wiki program and a document management system together. It is a wiki program that utilizes Subversion, Groovy, Velocity, and many more existing products. It lets you edit Wiki pages in a tree structure just like any other wiki, but it also gives you SVN access that makes it very easy to add files to the content. It stores everything in SVN. This way all information is versioned and (optionally) accessible offline, and you can upload your modifications in batches. This is especially useful if you work with large files and the Wiki pages mainly summarize the contents of the documents.

tilswiki is a wiki engine that is always in edit mode. Any user can always click in the content area and start typing. Its intention is to be the radically easiest possible publishing tool. Its feature include basic text formatting, image uploading, resizing, and positioning, HTML, security through unguessable page URLs, customizable page URLs, and email notification on changes.

Hoglet allows special markup to be added to text
documents so that software documentation can be
easily produced. Hoglet provides a configurable
parser, simple markup rules, and extensible "tag
handlers" that allow custom Java code to process
content.

PHDoc is a version of Markdoc adapted to the needs of academics. It aims to provide a lightweight alternative to large database-powered wiki systems, giving easy management of Web sites with a clean typographic layout, inspired by the beauty of LaTeX-made documents. LaTeX math markup and automatic hyphenation are supported. Scaffolding exemplifies everything that is needed for a personal website, without any technical prerequisites like HTML or CSS.

TurnKey Trac Appliance is a server appliance for Trac, a Web-based project management and bug tracking tool. It allows hyperlinking of information between a computer bug database, revision control, and wiki content. It also serves as a Web interface to the Subversion, Git, Mercurial, Bazaar, Perforce, and Darcs revision control systems. No configuration is required. It is designed to be easy to use and easy to maintain. Security patches are automatically installed. It provides a Web management interface, configuration console, and an AJAX Web shell. To minimize footprint the appliance is built from the ground up with the minimum required components. It runs everywhere thanks to multiple build formats, including an installable live CD, a VMDK with OVF support, and an Amazon EC2 AMI.

Gazest is a wiki inspired by Git and Mercurial. It
preserves the full history graph of every revision
to enable branching and merging. The look and feel
is trivial to change.