lorinab

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by lorinab 3mo ago
I get the pointthat some might consider this spamming marketing bs, but in the same time I'd like to underline some aspects: - a lot of us are currently speaking about EU alternatives and OSS - a lot of the discussions are very general
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XWiki and OpenProject as an open-source alternative to Confluence and Jira(xwiki.com)
6 points by lorinab 3mo ago|3 comments
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by lorinab 3mo ago
XWiki and OpenProject are hosting a webinar on 24 June at 15:00 CET about using the two tools together as an open-source alternative stack to Atlassian. The session will cover: XWiki as an alternative to Confluence for structured knowledge
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by lorinab 6mo ago
Need a privacy-focused alternative for collaborative work? Many people care about privacy, but still rely on mainstream tools for shared documents, notes, forms, and planning. That usually means trusting a provider with access to your conte
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Nextcloud's open-source alternatives series: XWiki vs. Confluence(nextcloud.com)
1 points by lorinab 6mo ago|0 comments
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by lorinab 6mo ago
Ludovic Dubost (XWiki CEO, 20 years building open source in Europe without VC funding) submitted a response to the EU's consultation on their European Open Digital Ecosystem Strategy. The core tension: the EU's framing of open sou
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We'll document this later" and why internal documentation systems fail(xwiki.com)
1 points by lorinab 7mo ago|1 comments
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by lorinab 7mo ago
We published an article on why internal documentation matters and how to build it properly: https://xwiki.com/en/Blog/internal-documentation-best-practi... The core issue: "later" usually means "nev
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by lorinab 7mo ago
Running a technical session on why documentation systems fragment at scale and what actually prevents it. The problem: Most tools optimize for writing, not surviving. After 3-4 years, you get 20-30% broken links, orphaned pages, and teams a
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Why European data sovereignty demands data governance(xwiki.com)
4 points by lorinab 9mo ago|0 comments
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Atlassian Data Center EOL: testing an open-source migration path(xwiki.com)
2 points by lorinab 10mo ago|1 comments
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by lorinab 10mo ago
I work at XWiki, and we’ve been getting a lot of questions from teams that need to stay on-prem after Atlassian Data Center’s end of life. Together with OpenProject, we’ve built a setup that covers most Confluence + Jira use cases, fully op
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International Criminal Court to ditch Microsoft for EU open source alternative(euractiv.com)
36 points by lorinab 11mo ago|2 comments
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by lorinab 11mo ago
The court will move its internal work environment to Open Desk, a German-developed open source software
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by lorinab 11mo ago
For teams looking to stay on-prem or move off Atlassian’s stack, we’ve been working on integrating XWiki (for structured documentation) and OpenProject (for project management). Both are open-source and can be self-hosted, with integrations
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Atlassian to end Data Center (on-prem) support by 2029. What can you do?(nextcloud.com)
1 points by lorinab 1y ago|0 comments
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by lorinab 1y ago
Together, XWiki and OpenProject provide a powerful open-source alternative to Atlassian’s Confluence and Jira. XWiki delivers a flexible, extensible knowledge management platform that serves as a true alternative to Confluence in collaborat
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Show HN: Struggling with complex legacy systems? Learn to rebuild your systems(xwiki.com)
2 points by lorinab 1y ago|0 comments
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How the Historical Dictionary of Switzerland modernized their entire platform(xwiki.com)
1 points by lorinab 1y ago|1 comments
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by lorinab 1y ago
The Historical Dictionary of Switzerland runs their entire multilingual encyclopedia (all 36,500+ articles across 4 languages) on XWiki. This is more than a customized wiki. It’s a platform that supports multilingual publishing, complex edi
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How a national encyclopedia fixed messy workflows with open-source tech(xwiki.com)
2 points by lorinab 1y ago|1 comments
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by lorinab 1y ago
The Historical Dictionary of Switzerland (HLS) needed to move beyond outdated tools, tangled workflows, and rigid systems. They made the switch to a flexible, open solution, and they’re sharing what that looked like.
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Why open source is Europe's path to digital sovereignty(xwiki.com)
3 points by lorinab 1y ago|0 comments
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XWiki SAS Q1 2025 updates: new features, improvements, and what's next(xwiki.com)
1 points by lorinab 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: XWiki 17.3.0 has just been released(xwiki.org)
9 points by lorinab 1y ago|1 comments
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by lorinab 1y ago
This release introduces important improvements for the definition of wiki macro parameters and provides a new mechanism for faster macro execution. It also contains a redefinition of the real-time editing toolbar for better user experience.
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German spends over €1.3B annually on software, €204.5M going to Microsoft(xwiki.com)
3 points by lorinab 1y ago|2 comments
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by lorinab 1y ago
Could part of this budget be redirected toward Free/Libre and Open-Source Software (FLOSS) to support national digital sovereignty?
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CryptPad Spring 2025 release (2025.3.0) is now available(blog.cryptpad.org)
3 points by lorinab 1y ago|0 comments
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by lorinab 1y ago
With digital transformation accelerating, your organization’s control over its data and workflows is more critical than ever. While many collaborative platforms seem convenient, they often come at a steep price: vendor lock‑in, a one-size-f

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