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Extensible Java-based wiki platform powering collaborative applications
XWiki Platform provides a flexible, Java‑based wiki engine with runtime services, extensive documentation, and a vibrant community, enabling developers to build and extend collaborative applications.

XWiki Platform is a generic, Java‑based wiki engine designed for developers and organizations that need a customizable knowledge‑base foundation. It offers runtime services that can be leveraged by applications built on top of the platform, making it suitable for both internal portals and public-facing sites.
The platform includes a modular architecture, comprehensive API, and a full suite of guides (developer, administrator, user). Continuous Integration runs a build for every commit, ensuring stability and quick feedback. Documentation covers API usage, development workflows, and deployment steps, helping teams adopt the system efficiently.
XWiki Platform can be deployed on any Java runtime environment and integrates with standard tools for CI/CD. Backed by an active community, contributors can join via forums, chat, or the project’s issue tracker. Regular releases and detailed release notes keep users informed about new features and bug fixes.
When teams consider XWiki, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
Looking for a hosted option? These are the services engineering teams benchmark against before choosing open source.
Internal Knowledge Base
Teams centralize documentation, enable versioned editing, and reduce information silos.
Application Extension
Developers embed wiki features directly into business applications using runtime services.
Documentation Portal
Provides searchable, versioned API and developer guides integrated with the development workflow.
Learning Management
Educators create course pages, track contributions, and manage learning materials collaboratively.
It is primarily written in Java.
The project is released under the LGPL‑2.1 license.
Documentation includes API reference, developer guide, administrator guide, and user guide on the XWiki website.
A Continuous Integration setup builds the code and runs tests for every commit.
Contributors can follow the Get Involved guide, join the forum or chat, and submit issues via the project's issue tracker.
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