Bliki is a technical term, which developed for W from the word crossing of incoming goods ''' bl ''' og and ''' iki '''. It designates a software, in which individual text contributions in a Web log are chronologically represented, whereby the newest entries stand above. In addition individual text contributions can receive clear Wiki names, which are converted in other contributions automatically too hyper+on the left of.

"“Blikis"” are called also "“Wikiblog"”, "“WikiWeblog"”, "“Bloki"” or "“Wikilog"”.

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• Examples:
  • Rui Carmo's example of a Blog/Wiki integration on The Tao OF Mac
  • Martin Fowler's Bliki
  • blikis on oddwiki full wiki functionality with parallel daily sides

• Free one and open SOURCE Bliki Engines:
  • Vanilla, which implements first well-known Bliki, from Christian long rider 1999 in REBOL.
  • mUnky, Bliki in PHP/Mysql
  • SnipSnap, feature-rich by Vanilla inspired, in Java implements.
  • pimki, a completely Wiki based PIM, contains a Bliki component. Written in Ruby based on Instiki

Articles in category "Bliki"

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• Bliki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  Thus, a bliki can evolve as a whole over time, and past information is not merely ... (These are websites which will host your bliki for free or for a fee, ...


• Martin Fowler's Bliki
  I added my short answer, ploticus, to the original bliki entry, but that led to the question ... I originally wrote this bliki entry a couple of years ago, ...


• MF Bliki: WhatIsaBliki
  So I decided I wanted something that was a cross between a wiki and a blog - which Ward Cunningham immediately dubbed a bliki. Like a blog, it allows me to ...