ScrewTurn Wiki Wiki is an open source wiki system created using ASP.NET and C#. By default, ScrewTurn Wiki's pages, modification history, and user accounts are all saved in text files, which means that the wiki does not require a database. You only need to copy the ScrewTurn Wiki program to the Web server to complete the deployment. In addition, ScrewTurn Wiki also provides DataProvider for MS SQL Server® and MySQL. Of course, you can also implement your own DataProvider because ScrewTurnWiki reserves the corresponding Plugin interface. Starting from version 3.0, the source code of ScrewTurnWiki is developed in the WebApplication project using VS2008, so it is more convenient to modify the code.
The main functions of ScrewTurn Wiki wiki system:
Free and open source without using a database (but supported by SQL Server and MySQL plugins)
No need to touch IIS and ASP.NET configuration (works in ASP.NET Medium Trust environment)
A smart, configurable content caching system that enables high performance and scalability for every hardware configuration. The use of configurable ViewState Compression and HTTP Compression makes it less bandwidth intensive and easy to configure, use, and manage.
Occupies little hard disk space and requires less memory space for operation
Theming is governed by CSS (full support for CSS Media Types)
Automatic page backup (performing a backup is as easy as a click of the mouse)
Simple user account system (admins and users and a built-in admin account)
Many useful functions, such as: page civility level certification, which can make the WIKI completely public (you can edit the page without registration) or set up a private page (anonymous users cannot access)
Pages can be classified and discussed. Page embedding and partial display support plug-ins to block malicious files, scripts, and spam (Captcha verification is required when registering)
Multilingual interface
Every page, discussion on the page, and the entire WIKI are RSS 2.0 verified
Default administrator: admin Password: password
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