Find out how our clients are using and abusing their wikis in these independent case studies...
BeJUG / JavaPolis / SpringOne / Parleys
Solutions: Theme Builder, Dedicated Hosting (Parleys wiki)
Location: Belgium, Europe
The Belgian Java User Group (BeJUG) make extensive use of the Confluence wiki and Adaptavist's Theme Builder plugin to customise it. Their Parleys video training site is hosted with Adaptavist.
Night Kitchen Interactive
Solutions: Bespoke Plugin Development, Theme Builder
Location: USA
Night Kitchen required a more advanced search solution within Confluence which would enable custom search forms, sortable search results and ratings within search results.
National Constitution Center
Solutions: Remote Hosting, Atlassian Confluence Support
Location: USA
The Constitution Day wiki uses Theme Builder to transform Confluence in to a public facing website whilst still retaining all the benefits of a wiki for content authors.
GigaSpaces
Solutions: Open Source Plugins
Locations: US, Israel, UK
GigaSpaces use several of our open source plugins to customise the content in their public facing wiki.
Web Publishing / MuleSource
Solutions: Theme Builder
Locations: Europe, US, Australia, Malaysia
Theme Builder allows Confluence to be used as a web publishing platform. MuleSource and CustomWare use exactly this approach for their public facing websites.
Documentation Sites
Solutions: Theme Builder, Open Source Plugins
Locations: Europe, US, Israel, UK
Our open source plugins and Theme Builder are the perfect solution for large documentation sites.
The Parleys wiki is our all-time favourite wiki. Yes, that really is Confluence!
