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{{Wiki Engine <!--see 'Template:Wiki Engine' for full detail and hidden help advice-->
{{Wiki engine <!--see 'Template:Wiki engine' for full detail and hidden help advice-->
|name            = <big>OpenGuides</big>™ <small>–<br>''the guides made by you''</small>
|name            = <big>OpenGuides</big>™ <small>–<br>''the guides made by you''</small>
|URL              = https://OpenGuides.org/software
|URL              = https://OpenGuides.org/software
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|documentation URL= https://Dev.OpenGuides.org/wiki/OnlineDocumentation
|documentation URL= https://Dev.OpenGuides.org/wiki/OnlineDocumentation
|source code URL  = No <!--eg: https://GitHub.com/RepoAuthor/WikiEngine, or similar, if none, use 'No'-->
|source code URL  = No <!--eg: https://GitHub.com/RepoAuthor/WikiEngine, or similar, if none, use 'No'-->
|maintopic        = Wiki Engine<!--leave this as is, it can not be over-ridden-->
|maintopic        = Wiki engine<!--leave this as is, it can not be over-ridden-->
|founder          = [https://www.Perl.com/authors/kake-pugh/ Kake Pugh] <small>(founder)</small>
|founder          = [https://www.Perl.com/authors/kake-pugh/ Kake Pugh] <small>(founder)</small>
|CEO              = The OpenGuides Project <small>(owner)</small>
|CEO              = The OpenGuides Project <small>(owner)</small>
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;''Features
;''Features
*[[WikiIndex:StructuredData|Structured data]]
*[[WikiIndex:WikiIndex:Structured data|Structured data]]
*{{tag|Google Maps}} integration
*{{tag|Google Maps}} integration
*{{tag|SQL}} backend storage; using Postgres, {{tag|MySQL}}, or {{tag|SQLite}}
*{{tag|SQL}} backend storage; using Postgres, {{tag|MySQL}}, or {{tag|SQLite}}
*{{tag|Resource Description Framework}} (RDF) output, for integration into {{tag|Semantic Web}}
*{{tag|Resource Description Framework}} (RDF) output, for integration into {{tag|Semantic Web}}
{{WikiEngineFeatures}}
{{WikiMatrix wiki engine features}}


Our structured data is implemented via [[user]]-friendly individual text boxes, rather than [[:Category:MediaWiki|MediaWiki]]-style templates; see for example [http://Boston.OpenGuides.org/?id=Sandbox;action=edit Sandbox edit]{{PermanentDeadEL}} on the [[Boston OpenGuide]].
Our structured data is implemented via [[user]]-friendly individual text boxes, rather than [[:Category:MediaWiki|MediaWiki]]-style templates; see for example [http://Boston.OpenGuides.org/?id=Sandbox;action=edit Sandbox edit]{{PermanentDeadEL}} on the [[Boston OpenGuide]].
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Latest revision as of 16:48, 11 January 2023

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OpenGuides
the guides made by you

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Main topic: Wiki engine
Founded by: Kake Pugh (founder)
Owner / CEO: The OpenGuides Project (owner)
Interface language: English
Programming language: Perl
Software license: Perl License
Status: Active
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OpenGuides™ – the guides made by you — is a complete system for running a wiki website about a subject where geographical location is important. It is mostly used to run guides about a city or town. OpenGuides, from London, England, is an open source wiki-based free software web application written in Perl.

Features

Our structured data is implemented via user-friendly individual text boxes, rather than MediaWiki-style templates; see for example Sandbox edit [permanent dead link] on the Boston OpenGuide.

We chose to use SQL storage because it's flexible, and it allows guide admins to create customised queries and features; see for example the category search on the Randomness Guide to London. We included SQLite support for situations where running a proper database server isn't possible; SQLite is a complete SQL engine which stores all its data in a single file on disk. It does not use CamelCase.

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