Posted
almost 15 years
ago
There are many reasons to upgrade open source installations to MindTouch Deki Standard and Enterprise (commercial builds). Some reasons include the stable build, a MindTouch certified stack, more enterprise adapters, installers and updaters
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Posted
about 15 years
ago
Erm... sorry for the false alarm.. Misposted on the main blog instead of the dev blog. If still interested, the post has been moved here
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Posted
about 15 years
ago
by
ArneC
Erm… sorry for the false alarm.. Misposted on the main blog instead of the dev blog. If still interested, the post has been moved here
The post Bing! your deki has changed appeared first on MindTouch | Content-Driven Customer Success.
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Posted
about 15 years
ago
by
ArneC
Erm… sorry for the false alarm.. Misposted on the main blog instead of the dev blog. If still interested, the post has ...
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Posted
over 15 years
ago
There are many reasons to upgrade open source installations to MindTouch Deki Standard and Enterprise (commercial builds). Some reasons include the stable build, a MindTouch certified stack, more enterprise adapters, installers and updaters
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Posted
over 15 years
ago
by
SarahC
There are many reasons to upgrade open source installations to MindTouch Deki Standard and Enterprise (commercial builds). Some reasons include the stable ...
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Posted
over 15 years
ago
by
SarahC
There are many reasons to upgrade open source installations to MindTouch Deki Standard and Enterprise (commercial builds). Some reasons include the stable build, a MindTouch certified stack, more enterprise adapters, installers and updaters
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Posted
over 15 years
ago
Yesterday I was alerted by an intriguing post, 10 Tips for a Successful Wiki by James Everett on his blog, Brain of James. James recommends MindTouch Deki and calls it "an impressive piece of software". His visualization was showcased at the Game Developer Conference 2008 (pictured right).
You can read his ...
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Posted
over 15 years
ago
by
SarahC
Yesterday I was alerted by an intriguing post, 10 Tips for a Successful Wiki by James Everett on his blog, Brain of James. James recommends MindTouch Deki and calls it “an impressive piece of software”. His visualization was showcased at the Game
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Posted
over 15 years
ago
by
SarahC
Yesterday I was alerted by an intriguing post, 10 Tips for a Successful Wiki by James Everett on his blog, Brain of ...
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