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v0.11.0 adds [[WikiLink]] syntax with autocomplete, auto-save with conflict detection, and broad mobile improvements.

v0.10.0 adds Tags & Properties, Table of Contents, KaTeX support, Proxy Auth, and editor improvements.

v0.9.0 adds revision history, link refactoring, optimistic locking, and permalinks — four features that solve real problems in shared documentation.

A practical look at hosted wiki options for teams that want real Markdown, portable content, and no lock-in.

Confluence is powerful, but most of that power is aimed at large organizations. A look at what small teams actually need instead.

Obsidian Publish is a fair deal, and it can have more than one collaborator now. They just still need the vault synced locally first, not a plain login.

A practical look at LeafWiki as a Wiki.js alternative for small teams.

A practical comparison of DokuWiki and LeafWiki.

Why Obsidian over Git works well for one person and falls apart the moment a second person needs to write something.

Everyone is building the next Notion, Confluence, or Obsidian clone. I built a single Go binary that stores Markdown files on disk. Here’s why.

A self-hosted wiki should preserve knowledge without turning documentation into another production system to babysit.

Not a growth chart. A sequence of individual moments — an issue after a long quiet summer, a stranger’s pull request, a sponsor who never said a word.

How a conversation at a bar turned into an open-source project used by people I’ve never met.