October 9th is a special date for us, as it marks the completion of another successful year for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware. It was all started in 2002 by Luis Argerich with just a handful of users and with significant community support still off in the future. After years of active development, in 2020, Tiki has had one of the largest Open Source teams in the world. Tiki has been contributed to by some 300 developers, and has thousands of users, many features and configuration options, continuous improvement and industry-wide use for public websites and nonpublic intranets and special applications.

Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is an organic self-governing project that values doing things "the wiki way" and, in this spirit, when it's time to find people to join the group of project administrators, we draw from the community, looking for members who have been participating actively and are in a position to contribute time and effort to help with the guidance and direction of the project.

At this time, the Admin Group of the Tiki Software Community Association is pleased to announce the addition of four new members: Bilal Siddiq, Brendan Ferguson, Fabio Montefuscolo, and Lindon Barnfield, who have been involved in the project in various ways and can contribute their particular skills and perspectives. The new members expand the range of the admin group in terms of geography, knowledge and experience, and we are very pleased to make this announcement. Thanks again to the new admins for joining as we look forward to a great 2020.

About the new members . . . .

Congratulations to all of the Tiki family for completing 17 years of improvement, enhancement and continuous releases.

In October 2002 (on the 9th), the first piece of the Tiki open source software code was released, and today Tiki is one of the most advanced wiki-centric web applications available. Tiki 20 is the fruit of this hard work. This version is a big jump toward our next major release and everyone is warmly invited to upgrade to Tiki20 to enjoy many improvements. This achievement is the result of the continuous efforts of the Tiki contributors and community and it is a great celebration for all!

Pascal Kustner (pkdille) left us in the night of April 30th/May 1st 2019, succumbing to cancer.

On October 8, Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware marked 15 years of continuous development. Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to the project over the years by coding and bug-fixing, creating and hosting websites, and providing great feedback for further improvement.

Happy Birthday, Tiki!

The Tiki Community is planning two TikiFest (code sprint) events in the next month:

• TikiFest FrOSCon will be held in Bonn, Germany from August 13-23 (during FrOSCon, Aug 20-21). Visit https://tiki.org/TikiFestFrOSCon2016 for details.
• TikiFest Hungary will be held in Budapest, Hungary from August 23-29. Visit https://tiki.org/TikiFestHu2016 for details.

All members of the Tiki Community, as well as anyone interested in wikis and content management systems (CMS) are invited to join us! Many of the most active contributors to Tiki will be present to plan, design, and code upcoming Tiki releases.

What is a TikiFest? It is a tradition in the Tiki community, a TikiFest is a meeting between Tiki community members (that usually only meet online). This is an opportunity to socialize, code and discuss about wiki technology and culture, etc. Learn more at https://tiki.org/TikiFest.

The Tiki Community is planning two TikiFest (code sprint) events in the next month:

• TikiFest FrOSCon will be held in Bonn, Germany from August 13-23 (during FrOSCon, Aug 20-21). Visit https://tiki.org/TikiFestFrOSCon2016 for details.
• TikiFest Hungary will be held in Budapest, Hungary from August 23-29. Visit https://tiki.org/TikiFestHu2016 for details.

All members of the Tiki Community, as well as anyone interested in wikis and content management systems (CMS) are invited to join us! Many of the most active contributors to Tiki will be present to plan, design, and code upcoming Tiki releases.

What is a TikiFest? It is a tradition in the Tiki community, a TikiFest is a meeting between Tiki community members (that usually only meet online). This is an opportunity to socialize, code and discuss about wiki technology and culture, etc. Learn more at https://tiki.org/TikiFest.

The Tiki Community is proud to announce that Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware has been named by Small Business Computing as one of the best open source collaboration tools!

From their article:

For Tiki specifically, the article goes on to say:

See the full list at: http://www.smallbusinesscomputing.com/slideshows/10-best-open-source-collaboration-software-tools.html

Thank you to our helpful, active community of developers and users for helping Tiki make the list!