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WIKI application development tool that uses specialized blogs to publish WIKI development content in an organized/searchable fashion

Invented by: William V. Da Palma
Coconut Creek, FL

Victor S. Moore
Lake City, FL

Wendi L. Nusbickel
Boca Raton, FL

Originally Assigned to: International Business Machines Corporation
Armonk, NY
[Now assigned to . . .]

Issued:2011-12-06
Filed:2007-06-21
Application No:11766291
Examined by:Zhen; Wei

The present invention discloses a software development system for WIKIs including a WIKI server, a BLOG server, and a data store. The WIKI server can serve WIKI pages to WIKI clients. The BLOG server can serve BLOGs to BLOG clients. The data store can manage WIKI BLOG entries. Each WIKI BLOG entry can include a link to one of the WIKI pages and metadata for the linked WIKI page. The metadata can include a WIKI page title, a WIKI page version, a WIKI page description, design notes, and other information. Searchable keywords can be generated from the metadata. WIKI BLOG entries can be searched by WIKI developers to find WIKI pages having designer specified criteria based on a keyword search. Wherein searching for WIKI BLOG entries and editing discovered WIKI pages associated with WIKI BLOGs can be performed by a WIKI client via a WIKI interface.

[pdf] U.S. Pat. No. 8,074,202

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