Confluence vs XWiki : Which is Better?

Confluence

Confluence is a team collaboration software. Written in Java and mainly used in corporate environments. Developed by Atlassian

License: Commercial

Categories: Office & Productivity

Apps available for Online Cloudron

XWiki is a free wiki software platform written in Java with a design emphasis on extensibility. Developed by XWiki.org

License: Freemium

Categories: Business & Commerce File Management Office & Productivity Social & Communications

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Online Self-Hosted

Feature	Confluence	XWiki
Collaborative
Batch image manipulation
Business-wiki
Create Macro
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Jira integration
Knowledge Management
Support for @mentions
Real time collaboration
REST API
Third party integrations
Wiki
Wiki-like interface
WYSIWYG Support
Mind Map view
Kanban boards
Team Collaboration
Collaborative writing
Knowledge base
MarkDown support
Database
Visual bookmarks
Custom templates
Recurring tasks
Dependency Tracking
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Support for Kanban Boards
Cross page linking
Internal links
Notetaking
Documentation
Note Manager
Multiple languages
Drag n drop
Support for Multiple Users
Multi-user editing
Blogging
Built-in editor
Extensibility
Folder Hierarchy
Automatically-generated document maps
Brainstorming
File management
File Searching
Real-time
Tagging
Modular System
Customizable
Data export/import
Built-in authentication
Built-in search engine
Lightweight
Portable
Sidebar
Outline folding