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Products that do what Miki: Makefile Wiki, Minimal makefile-based personal wiki does

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Torchpad – The simplest way to make a wiki▲28
2014 · torchpad.com
2MD
Miki Desktop for Mac, an offline wiki for macOS▲7
2021 · miki.mimix.io
3RT
Real-time Wiki▲76
2013 · document.ly
4WA
Wick – A free and open-source creation suite▲322
2016 · wickeditor.com
5LT
LocalWiki, the open platform for local knowledge▲83
2015 · localwiki.org
6
Torchpad▲79
The simplest way to make a wiki (also mobile/responsive)
2014
7ZC
Zero-Config Documentation Websites for Python▲233
2019 · timothycrosley.github.io
8SW
Simple wiki server written in Go▲82
2015 · github.com
9CF
Clojure for the Brave and True – now free online▲224
2015 · braveclojure.com
10GI
gist.io, blogless writing for hackers▲286
2012 · gist.io
11WA
Wikifeat – a wiki/collaboration system made using Go and CouchDB▲23
2015 · wikifeat.com
12
Tinycon▲197
A small library for manipulating the favicon
2014
13NA
Nightlight, an editor that runs inside Clojure projects▲195
2016 · github.com
14TA
TinyPress – A GitHub Blogging Platform▲93
2015 · tinypress.co
15
Wick Editor▲88
The Internet's free and open-source creation suite
2016
16PA
Piki, a fresh take on the wiki▲27
2012 · piki.heroku.com
17
Cwiki▲130
A Command line interface for searching Wikipedia!
2017
18AW
A Wiki written in 80 lines of JavaScript▲79
2011 · wiki.pageforest.com
19
ZenPen▲125
The minimal writing tool of web
2014
20EM
Etherpad meets Markdown for a minimal company wiki▲56
2012 · enterprisewiki.co
21GA
Grok, a modern wiki for useful, concise, trustworthy content▲29
2018 · grok.how
22IA
IO – A minimalistic and anonymous editor▲30
2016 · bold.io
23NM
Nodebook – Minimalist Node REPL with Web UI▲69
2018 · github.com
24AR
A ridiculously simple personal wiki▲9
2015 · github.com

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