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Table of Contents Thank you for your interest in MindTouch's "Hayes" Release. This page will provide breaking information as we roll out this truly groundbreaking new platform. In case it is not clear, you are using Deki Wiki right now. For more information watch the short demo video and read the release overview below. MindTouch Deki Wiki "Hayes" Demo
Note: To view in full screen mode click the player, this will take you to Viddler. Mouseover the player, click the full screen icon in the top right. This is an unfortunate limitation of Viddler's player. BTW, we love Viddler! MindTouch "Hayes" Release OverviewMindTouch Deki Wiki is the first OSI-approved commercially supported open source wiki. The latest upcoming release, called Deki Wiki Hayes, is a wiki AND platform for developing collaborative web applications. It’s similar to CMS web frameworks like Drupal, Mambo, Joomla and DotNetNuke, but a wiki in nature; therefore making it community-centric and significantly easier for end-users. Featuring an award-winning user experience, Deki Wiki is already one of the most feature rich wikis in both the commercial and free open source markets. The new capabilities of the Deki Wiki platform are significant because they enable developers to more easily author collaborative applications or extend their existing applications with wiki capabilities. Moreover, Deki Wiki makes it possible for non-technical end users to create content or application mashups. Deki Wiki is introducing a powerful new service-oriented extension model that makes it possible to create composite applications by federating applications or data across any number of computers, operating systems, and programming languages. The significance of Deki Wiki ‘Hayes’ does not end here. This release also introduces a complete application programming interface (API); making it possible for developers to add wiki capabilities to their existing applications. Here is a tangible, real-world, example of why Deki Wiki’s platform is hugely significant:
1) An administrator registers a popular photo-sharing site like Flickr with Deki Wiki by providing a URL to the service and naming it ‘Flickr’. The administrator then decides which features to allow, say ‘slideshow’ and ‘badge’. Now a user can easily embed Flickr slideshows and badges into the wiki based on groups and tags. 2) A programmer writes a chart and graphs application in the language of their choosing and hosts it on a server. Any server that is Internet addressable will do. The programmer provides a web service for their application. A Deki Wiki administrator registers the web service in the Deki Wiki control panel, names the application and supplies a list of allowed features. An end user can now use this as if it were part of Deki Wiki even though it’s an external application running on a completely different computer. 3) A Deki Wiki administrator has content in many databases. They register these with Deki Wiki and name them, which lets end users present the contents of these databases in the wiki. Better yet, they can also use the aforementioned chart and graphs application to visualize the data in new ways. Other new features in Deki Wiki “Hayes” include:
Some notable MindTouch deployments include: Microsoft, Intel, Fujitsu Consulting, SEI, British Petroleum, Quark Software, St. Bernard Software, Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University and CitiGroup, among others. MindTouch’s developer community has 700+ active “Gardeners” who have written the user manual, submitted code patches, provided bug reports, language packs and more. Deki Wiki is free open source software (FOSS) released under the GPL v2, with libraries under LGPL v2. It is available for download at www.OpenGarden.org, the MindTouch supported developer community. Optional support packages are also available for purchase from www.MindTouch.com. About MindTouchMindTouch is a leading open-source wiki company. Its core products include Nexus, a wiki publishing and social media platform for online media and brands, and Deki Wiki, a free open-source wiki and application platform for communities and enterprises. MindTouch products are deployed by major media companies and online communities, small to large enterprises, research institutions and government agencies worldwide. MindTouch is privately held and headquartered in San Diego, CA. Please visit www.MindTouch.com and www.OpenGarden.org for more information. What Folks Are Saying"A huge value added aspect of Deki Hayes is its potential for non-technical end users to create content and application mashups." - Kristen Nicole, Mashable. "I feel [Deki Wiki] is the next big step in Wiki. Instead of relying exclusively on text, Steve Bjorg and Aaron Fulkerson are turning the Wiki into a web services platform." - Steve Spalding, How to Split an Atom "While I had expected the usual addition of widgets into the wiki platform, I was in for a surprise. [..] Hayes, comes with a powerful new service-oriented extension model. [..] customers can now have access to composite applications by federating applications or data across without bothering about the OS, code language,…" - Vivek Puri, StartupSquad. Media ContactsFor media inquiries or to schedule a live demo contact:
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Executive Bios Ken LiuChief Executive Officer Ken is a seasoned CEO, business development and marketing executive. He has developed and managed varied businesses in the software, Internet and communication industries. Over the past 17 years, Ken has held a variety of senior management positions with five successful venture-capital backed startups: InfoGation, Holographix, HNC Software, Virage, and IPivot. His work contributed significantly to five IPOs and acquisitions with combined value of $1.3 billion, including Intel’s acquisition of IPivot for $500 million in 1999. Ken started out his career as a marketing manager at Motorola’s data communications division and consultant with Boston Consulting Group, a leading management consulting firm to Fortune 1000 companies. Ken earned his M.A. International Relations from The Fletcher School of Tufts University and B.A. Economics with Honors from the University of Chicago.  Steve BjorgCo-founder and Chief Technology Officer Steve is a seasoned technologist and serial entrepreneur with over a decade of experience in software development and product design. He is the author of DREAM, an innovative service-oriented distributed architecture that is the foundation of MindTouch’s technology. Prior to founding MindTouch, Steve worked in advanced strategies at Microsoft. Before that, he founded a real-time 3D strategy game company. An expert in distributed systems and Web services, Steve has several patents pending in distributed computing, behavioral type analysis, and graph theory. Steve received his BS/MS in computer science from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he is now on the Advisory Board of its Computer Science department. Aaron FulkersonCo-founder and Vice President of Product  Aaron is a multifaceted entrepreneur and technology advocate. He is a recognized expert on communities, software, and open source. Aaron has been a featured speaker on these topics at conferences and Universities. He has successfully deployed and managed communities virtually and in meatspace for non-profits, teams within Microsoft, open source projects, and research and development teams. He also co-founded and helped community outreach programs to provide computing resources to underprivileged persons in North Carolina and Minnesota. Aaron received his BS in Computer Science from University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill. Additional Resources
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if so how are they able to change the layout of the Wiki, like showed at the picture??