This document summarizes new features in XWiki in 2009, including a redesigned wiki dashboard, improved wiki syntax, support for multiple syntaxes like MediaWiki and JSPWiki, a rewritten WYSIWYG editor based on GWT, improved document import capabilities, an Eclipse plugin for XWiki development, a new distribution option using GlassFish and JavaDB, and roadmaps for additional features through 2009-2010 focused on document management and social/multi-wiki capabilities.

1. XWiki: What's new in 2009 Vincent Massol XWiki Committer, CTO XWiki SAS

2. Agenda What is XWiki 2008 Retrospective New Features

3. What is XWiki

4. What is XWiki « An open source, second generation, Enterprise Wiki »

5. Wiki 1.0

6. Wiki 2.0: Intranet example (1/4)

7. Wiki 2.0: Intranet example (2/4)

8. Wiki 2.0: Intranet example (3/4)

9. Wiki 2.0: Intranet example (4/4)

10. Wiki 2.0: Course authoring/sharing (1/2)

11. Wiki 2.0: Course authoring/sharing (2/2)

12. Wiki 2.0 Characteristics

13. What is XWiki « An open platform for developing web applications that collaborate on content » It's also...

14. XWiki Components/Services

15. The XWiki Platform

16. 2008 Retrospective

17. Downloads & Releases (2008) Download Numbers Release Numbers

18. Community Health (2008) Messages on Mailing Lists/Forums Subscribers @devs : 266 Subscribers @users : 511 Active committers : 14

19. New Features (March 2009)

20. Wiki Dashboard

21. New wiki syntax Powerful syntax Embedded documents Non ambiguous Double characters for all syntax elements e.g. **bold** Wiki syntax in links

22. Parameters allowed

23. Polyglot Support several syntaxes XWiki 1.0

24. XWiki 2.0

25. Confluence

26. MediaWiki

27. Creole

28. JSPWiki

29. HTML/XHTML Easy to add new syntaxes

30. WYSIWYG Editor Rewritten from scratch

31. Based on GWT

32. No loss between HTML and XWiki 2.0 syntax