Wikinomics is a book about the mass web-based collaboration that has emerged in the last few years. It explains well-known phenomena such as Wikipedia and Flickr, as well as new kinds of business such as InnoCentive, which introduces a peer-to-peer model to scientific research.

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• Wikinomics

One of the benefits of using Confluence for our intranet wiki is the popularity of its plug-in architecture. One plug-in that has turned out to be unexpectedly useful is the Graphviz plug-in, which provides a quick and easy way to draw UML class diagrams without getting sucked into endlessly tweaking the diagram. This article shows you how.

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• wiki
• UML
• diagram
• Graphviz

Most commercial software development produces project documentation, which is a software developer’s main use for a word-processor. This year, our intranet wiki became my word-processor; this article explains why.

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• Confluence
• wiki
• documentation
• word processing