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GrokOla | <b>GrokOla</b> is a product of Keyhole Labs. GrokOla supports software development team 'tribal knowledge' transfer and retention. It pairs an easy-to-use wiki platform and wireframing with a question-and-answer workflow that connects [[user]]s with subject-matter experts. | ||
GrokOla offers private wikis | GrokOla was developed by, and is marketted by, Keyhole Software and Keyhole Labs, which are based in Leawood, {{tag|Kansas}}, United States of America, as a knowledge transfer engine. The service launched in beta in 2014, and was released to the public in January of {{tag|Founded in 2015|2015}}. | ||
GrokOla offers private wikis which have advanced features for development teams. GrokOla attempts to differentiate itself by being a 'Q&A-driven wiki' that 'connects your team with subject-matter experts for knowledge transfer', and knowledge retention to keep wiki-entries up-to-date with new information. Education content is provided to include presentations and tutorials. | |||
The March 2015 releases included a new feature addition known as MockOla, a 'rapid wireframing tool that allows users to easily create user interface mockups'. | The March 2015 releases included a new feature addition known as MockOla, a 'rapid wireframing tool that allows users to easily create user interface mockups'. | ||
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GrokOla was created as a single-page application; using Node.js, Backbone.js, Require, Bootstrap on the client side, and {{tag|Java}}, Sherpa enabled RESTful endpoints, Spring IOC, JPA / Hibernate on the server side. | GrokOla was created as a single-page application; using Node.js, Backbone.js, Require, Bootstrap on the client side, and {{tag|Java}}, Sherpa enabled RESTful endpoints, Spring IOC, JPA / Hibernate on the server side. | ||
<b>GrokOla main features</b> | |||
*Code-Sensitive Wiki – GrokOla provides a centralized wiki for the 'Tribal Knowledge' needed by your team. | *Code-Sensitive Wiki – GrokOla provides a centralized wiki for the 'Tribal Knowledge' needed by your team. Code solutions are documented using simple {{tag|markdown}} syntax and language-sensitive editors, and are easy to [[edit]]. | ||
*Wireframing UI Mockups (MockOla) – rapid wireframing tool that allows users to easily create user interface mockups for web, tablet, and mobile application using a drag-and-drop element editor. | *Wireframing UI Mockups (MockOla) – rapid wireframing tool that allows users to easily create user interface mockups for web, tablet, and mobile application using a drag-and-drop element editor. | ||
*Educational Resources – educational resources from the Keyhole team are updated daily, to include self-paced technology courses, language or tool primers (like {{tag|JavaScript}} or Node.js), tricky programming concepts, and development presentations. | *Educational Resources – educational resources from the Keyhole team are updated daily, to include self-paced technology courses, language or tool primers (like {{tag|JavaScript}} or Node.js), tricky programming concepts, and development presentations. | ||
*Ask Questions to Experts – users can ask detailed development questions to Keyhole subject matter experts and receive an answer in less than 24 hours. | *Ask Questions to Experts – users can ask detailed development questions to Keyhole subject matter experts and receive an answer in less than 24 hours. | ||