Piggydb
Piggydb is an easy-to-use Web application for building a personal knowledge repository. The knowledge in the repository is composed of knowledge fragments which you input in a manner similar to blogging. You can also input any file as a knowledge fragment. Piggydb enables you to create highly structural knowledge by providing features such as flexible relationships between knowledge fragments and hierarchical tagging. It encourages you to organize your knowledge continuously to discover new ideas or concepts, and moreover enrich your creativity.
| Tags | Documentation Information Management Document Repositories Metadata/Semantic Models Wiki Dynamic Content Web Internet education |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Apache 2.0 |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | Java |
| Translations | English Japanese |
Recent releases
- 11 Jul 2009 13:04
Changes: This release adds Public Document, which allows users to make their fragments open to the public with the "#public" tag. A fragment tagged with "#public" can be accessed via Document View without login. If a fragment is tagged with both "#public" and "#home", you can access it via http://<host-name>/public/ (Public Home).
- 05 Jul 2009 19:01
Changes: This release adds Full Text Search, which is the most requested feature so far. The special tags ("trash", "home", "bookmark", etc) were renamed to: "#trash", "#home", "#bookmark", etc (adding the prefix '#'). Those tag names in an existing repository will be updated automatically when upgrading to this version.
- 17 Jun 2009 14:09
Changes: This release adds Image Viewer, which allows users to view images in a pop-up window. It is especially useful if users have registered large-size images that are scaled down in the fragment view. A button was added to the fragment page for creating relations to the selected fragments.
- 08 Jun 2009 23:56
Changes: This release adds Fragment Batch, which allows users to select multiple fragments and manipulate them as a group. You select fragments by clicking the checkbox at the top-right corner of each fragment.
- 27 Apr 2009 00:04
Changes: This release adds Document View that provides users with an alternative view to knowledge fragments. Clicking the tool button (with a document icon) on the title bar of a fragment opens a document view window. Document View is a simple XHTML document that is generated from a specified fragment and its related fragments. The recently viewed fragments and tags on the sidebar were integrated into one "Recently Viewed" list.
