Jan 12, 2009

10 MindTouch Deki Capabilities You Should Know About

MindTouch Deki on iPhoneAaron Fulkerson of MindTouch posted a list of the 10 Capabilities of DekiWiki that you might not know about. I was particularly impressed with two:

  • WordPress Plugin – connects your WordPress-powered blog so that content in the blog is searchable with Deki. MindTouch uses this on their public website, and it also allows blog entry excerpts to appear on the home page, which is Deki-powered.
  • iPhone Interface – takes into account the specific needs and constraints of a mobile device vs. full web browser, and allows you to read and edit pages right on your iPhone. You can see the interface by visiting http://m.mindtouch.com/ (best to do this on an iPhone).

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  1. Aaron Fulkerson says:

    Jan 12th, 2009

    Thanks for the mention. The two capabilities you highlight are unique. Within the enterprise we’ve found the WOA and integrated data processing to be big selling points.

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