Wikis are a common software today. You will probably find a wiki implementation in every available programming language.
The majority of the engines listed on WikiMatrix are written in platform independent languages like PHP, Python, Perl or Java. This makes the deployment of wikis easy in heterogeneous networks.
Please note that different versions of the same programming language where combined in the graph, for a better overview.
| Language |
Count |
|
|
PHP |
35 | Search for PHP based wikis |
|
Java |
25 | Search for Java based wikis |
|
C |
24 | Search for C based wikis |
|
Perl |
12 | Search for Perl based wikis |
|
C# |
9 | Search for C# based wikis |
|
Python |
8 | Search for Python based wikis |
|
JavaScript |
6 | Search for JavaScript based wikis |
|
ASP |
4 | Search for ASP based wikis |
|
Ruby |
4 | Search for Ruby based wikis |
|
Rails |
3 | Search for Rails based wikis |
|
Not relevant (completely self-contained) |
2 | Search for Not relevant (completely self-contained) based wikis |
|
Smalltalk |
2 | Search for Smalltalk based wikis |
|
ColdFusion |
1 | Search for ColdFusion based wikis |
|
C++ |
1 | Search for C++ based wikis |
|
XoTcl |
1 | Search for XoTcl based wikis |
|
tdbengine/EASY |
1 | Search for tdbengine/EASY based wikis |
|
Tcl |
1 | Search for Tcl based wikis |
|
Shell |
1 | Search for Shell based wikis |
|
REBOL |
0 | Search for REBOL based wikis |
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