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Wiquila – a Wiki rich client that mixes well with other sources of software project information

Wikis are well-established as tools for freely-structured knowledge exchange, and especially popular in the software engineering community. However, there remain many challenges regarding usability, productivity, and integration with existing information sources. This paper presents Wiquila, a rich client able to provide comfortable Wiki authoring either for “legacy” Wiki engines, or for the knowledge base we develop in the same project. Wiquila allows easy insertion of dynamically updated references to internal and external resources.