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Tiki Timeline
Since its initial release in 2002, Tiki has has seen substantial growth with more than 800,000 downloads and countless more installations through one-click hosts.
Recent highlights:
2008 Tiki listed in EContent's Top 100
2009 Adoption of six-month release cycle and Long Term Support (LTS) version
2010 Formation of the Tiki Software Association
Current release: Tiki 5 (August, 2010)
By the Numbers
7 + years old
35 + languages
300 + code contributors (via CVS/SVN)
1,000 + built-in features and preferences
1,500 + wiki pages of documentation
800,000 + downloads
1,000,000 + lines of code, with a code commit every two hours on average
Q Where can I download Tiki?
A http://info.tikiwiki.org/Get+Tiki
Q Can I test Tiki without installing it on my server?
A Yes! Visit http://tikiwiki.org/Get+Tiki 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.tikiwiki.org), watch the videos (http://tikiwiki.org/TikiMovies) and visit some Featured Tiki sites.
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://info.tikiwiki.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://tikiwiki.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?
■ Mozilla/Firefox, the popular web browser uses Tiki for its high-traffic, multilingual support site.
■ Council of Europe uses Tiki to support 47 European member states and manage more than 40 different areas of activity within the council.
■ Rio Tinto Alcan, the world's largest producer of bauxite, alumina and aluminum.
■ Tembec, a leading forest products company, with operations in North America and France.
■ Province of Québec Government, Canada
■ Sainte-Justine UHC Foundation, a high-level university hospital center located in Montréal, Canada.
Resource Links
■ General Information info.tikiwiki.org
■ Community tikiwiki.org/community
■ Developers dev.tikiwiki.org
■ Documentation doc.tikiwiki.org
■ Themes themes.tikiwiki.org
■ Profiles profiles.tikiwiki.org
Copyright © 2010 by Tiki Software Association. Revised August, 2010.