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[http://www. | {{Wiki engine <!--see 'Template:Wiki engine' for full detail and hidden help advice--> | ||
|name = <big><s>3F Wiki</s></big> | |||
|URL = https://web.archive.org/web/20110824195959/http://www.3FWiki.com/view/ | |||
|logo = [[File:3F Wiki.png|3F Wiki logo|alt=]]<!--https://web.archive.org/web/20130106135159/http://www.3FWiki.com/i/3fwe-logo.png--> | |||
|wide logo = y<!--insert 'y' when the logo is too wide AND / OR the title is too long--> | |||
|changes URL = No<!--revision history, change log, or roadmap URL, if none, use 'No'--> | |||
|wikinode URL = No<!--e.g. https://WikiEngineURL.org/WikiNode, if none, use 'No'--> | |||
|about URL = https://web.archive.org/web/20130105090748/http://www.3FWiki.com/view/Features | |||
|documentation URL= https://web.archive.org/web/20101019211757/http://www.3FWiki.com/view/Tutorial | |||
|source code URL = No<!--e.g. https://GitHub.com/RepoAuthor/WikiEngine, or similar, if none, use 'No'--> | |||
|maintopic = Wiki engine<!--leave this as is, it can not be overridden--> | |||
|founder = 3F, LLC <small>(founder)</small><!--founder & other position(s); wikilink if needed--> | |||
|CEO = 3F, LLC <small>(owner)</small><!--engine Owner/Chief Executive Officer; wikilink if needed--> | |||
|language = English<!--for interface only, eg: English, Multilingual, Japanese etc; not for support or meta wiki--> | |||
|prog language = Free Pascal<!--WikiMatrix, GitHub, or SourceForge may advise correct prog lang--> | |||
|s/w license = Commercial license | |||
|status = Dead<!--'Active' if available, 'Dead' if not, 'Dormant' if available but no staff support--> | |||
}}{{DISPLAYTITLE:<s>3F Wiki</s>}} | |||
'''3F Wiki''' is a {{tag|former wiki engine}}; a non-free, paid-for wiki engine! | |||
Over thirty years of software development experience went into this product. We collaborated with a Features Team | Over thirty years of [[:Category:Software|software]] development experience went into this product. We collaborated with a Features Team consisting of 10 different business men and women, all coming from 10 different industries and backgrounds. The initial objective was to build a tool capable of handling a wide range of web-page layouts. Once this was achieved, our next objective was to make sure a [[:Category:Web|web]] user could easily manage the content... we feel we have exceeded both requirements by introducing the first and only [[wiki]] companion for the Desktop called 3F Wiki Editor. | ||
Our | Our {{tag|wiki engine}} had one of the most advanced search algorithms on the market. Capable of distinguishing the differences between useful content and fluff. Comparing existing [[:Category:Database|database]] content and ranking the words to the search terms your visitor has requested. | ||
Our | Our wiki engine provided an open-database architecture. No longer is a web-master restricted to one or two database solutions. Our product had been installed with leading database engines; including [[:Category:Oracle|Oracle]], [[:Category:DB2|DB2]], and smaller franchise solutions like [[:Category:mySQL|mySQL]] and [[:Category:PostgreSQL|PostgreSQL]]. | ||
Our | Our wiki engine had an extensive [[:Category:HTML|HTML]] interface, providing you with the flexibility to integrate with your existing website design. | ||
We | We supported content editing using any web [[:Category:Browser|browser]], including text based browsers commonly found on [[:Category:Unix|Unix]] and [[:Category:Linux|Linux]] terminals. We have found there were times when you must support older interfaces, like a text based web browser. So, our product was built from scratch to support old interfaces, modern GUI browsers, [[:Category:Ajax|AJAX 2.0]] interfaces, and our own Windows Desktop companion (3F Wiki Editor). | ||
;''External links | |||
*View a detailed feature list of [[Archive.org:20170119113522/http://www.WikiMatrix.org/show/3F-Wiki|3F Wiki]] on the ''[[WikiMatrix]]'' wiki engine comparison wiki-site, via [[Archive.org]]. | |||
[[Category:Founded in 2008]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 22 December 2024
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3F Wiki is a former wiki engine; a non-free, paid-for wiki engine!
Over thirty years of software development experience went into this product. We collaborated with a Features Team consisting of 10 different business men and women, all coming from 10 different industries and backgrounds. The initial objective was to build a tool capable of handling a wide range of web-page layouts. Once this was achieved, our next objective was to make sure a web user could easily manage the content... we feel we have exceeded both requirements by introducing the first and only wiki companion for the Desktop called 3F Wiki Editor.
Our wiki engine had one of the most advanced search algorithms on the market. Capable of distinguishing the differences between useful content and fluff. Comparing existing database content and ranking the words to the search terms your visitor has requested.
Our wiki engine provided an open-database architecture. No longer is a web-master restricted to one or two database solutions. Our product had been installed with leading database engines; including Oracle, DB2, and smaller franchise solutions like mySQL and PostgreSQL.
Our wiki engine had an extensive HTML interface, providing you with the flexibility to integrate with your existing website design.
We supported content editing using any web browser, including text based browsers commonly found on Unix and Linux terminals. We have found there were times when you must support older interfaces, like a text based web browser. So, our product was built from scratch to support old interfaces, modern GUI browsers, AJAX 2.0 interfaces, and our own Windows Desktop companion (3F Wiki Editor).
- External links
- View a detailed feature list of 3F Wiki on the WikiMatrix wiki engine comparison wiki-site, via Archive.org.