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Tiki Timeline
Since its initial release in 2002, Tiki has seen substantial growth with more than 900,000 downloads and countless more installations through one-click hosts.
With more than 200 developers working on the project, Tiki is one of the largest, diverse, and active open source communities in the world.
The current version is Tiki 7.0, released in
June 2011. The current Long Term Support (LTS) version is Tiki 6.3, released in April, 2011.
By the Numbers
10 + years old
40 + languages
250 + code contributors (via CVS/SVN)
1,000 + built-in features and preferences
1,500 + wiki pages of documentation
1,000,000 + downloads
2,000,000 + lines of code, with a code commit every two hours on average
Q Where can I download Tiki?
A http://tiki.org/Get+Tiki
Q Can I test Tiki without installing it on my server?
A Yes! Visit http://tiki.org/Demo to access test installations and “test drive” Tiki. You can log in as an administrator and get a feel for how Tiki works.
Q Where can I see how far I can go with Tiki?
A You can review the guides (http://doc.tiki.org), watch the videos (http://tiki.org/TikiMovies) and visit some Featured Tiki sites (http://tiki.org/Featured+Tikis).
Q How can I get involved in the Tiki community?
A First, use and enjoy the software. Then begin contributing any way you like: answering end-user questions or suggesting ideas, translating interface text, updating the documentation, or coding new features. We are a very open and friendly community. http://tiki.org/Join
Q Is this really free?
A Yes, it's free source software, licensed under LGPL.
Q Who owns / manages Tiki?
A It’s a community-managed project, administered
by the not-for-profit Tiki Software Community Association. You can help!
Q How can I find out more?
A Visit http://tiki.org to find links to the documentation, a directory of of consultants, and hosting options, as well as support forums, email lists, and live chat to ask questions and obtain more information.
FAQs
Who Uses Tiki?
■ Council of Europe, is an international organisation with 47 European member states.
■ Tembec, a leading forest products company, with operations in North America and France.
■ Province of Québec Government, Canada used within various ministries (Régie du bâtiment du Québec, AETMIS, Palais des congrès de Montréal, Centre des congrès de Québec, etc)
■ City of Ottawa, capital of Canada.
Resource Links
■ General Information info.tiki.org
■ Community tiki.org/community
■ Developers dev.tiki.org
■ Documentation doc.tiki.org
■ Themes themes.tiki.org
■ Profiles profiles.tiki.org
Copyright © 2010-2013 by Tiki Software Community Association. Revised July, 2013.