Wandora application supports small subset of Git commands. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git Wikipedia describes Git] as a version control system for tracking changes in computer files and coordinating work on those files among multiple people. It is primarily used for source code management in software development, but it can be used to keep track of changes in any set of files. As a distributed revision control system it is aimed at speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows. Wandora's Git support allows the user to

* Clone remote repository and optionally open cloned repository as a Wandora project.
* Initialize local repository and save current project into the initialized repository.
* Save current project into a local repository and commit changes.
* Save current project into a local repository and both commit and push changes to a remote repository.
* Pull changes from remote repository and reopen current project in Wandora.

Next chapters focus each of these Git commands separately. Git commands locate under menu '''File > Git'''.

== Clone remote repository ==

Cloning a remote repository is perhaps the most common method to start working with a Git repository. Cloning copies remote repository to user's computer into a user defined directory. Wandora assumes the cloned repository contains a Wandora project including options.xml and layer folders, each containing one topic map file or topic map specification file. It should be noted that Wandora doesn't limit repository content. Cloning a remote Git project starts with a menu option '''File > Git > Initialize by cloning a remote repository...'''. The menu option opens a dialog window as shown below.

[[File:Git_clone.png|center]]

Before Wandora can clone a remote repository, user must enter the clone url and local directory for the repository. Optionally the user may enter username and password if the remote repository requires credentials. Credentials may be necessary if the user wishes to commit and push changes back to the remote repository. Finally the user may choose to open cloned repository after clone finishes. Remote repository can be opened only if the cloned repository is a valid Wandora project. If cloned repository is not valid Wandora project and the user has selected to open the cloned project, Wandora views an error dialog.

Once the user has cloned a remote repository, the local directory contains copies of remote files. Cloned repository files in the local directory can now be changed with Wandora application and manually.

== Initializing local repository ==

If there is no remote repository and the user wants to keep track of changes, she can initialize local Git repository using menu option '''File > Git > Initialize local repository...'''. Menu option creates local Git repository and saves current Wandora project into the repository.

User should notice that Wandora has no tool to transform local repository into remote repository. The user can not push changes from local repository into the remote repository using Wandora's Git tools.

== Commit and push to remote ==

To save all changes to the remote repository, Wandora user can choose menu option '''File > Git > Commit and push to remote...'''. The menu option saves current project to the local directory, adds and commits changes to the local repository, and pushes changes to the remote repository.

User should notice that all manual changes are committed and pushed too.

If current project is not a Git repository, Wandora views message: Current project is not a git repository. Initialize the git repository first.

== Commit to local ==

Choosing menu option '''File > Git > Commit to local''' saves Wandora project to the local project directory and commits all changes to the local repository.

== Push to remote ==

Choosing menu option '''File > Git > Push to remote''' pushes all local remote changes to the remote repository.

Push works for remote Git repositories only.

== Pull from remote ==

Choosing menu option '''File > Git > Pull from remote''' updates local repository from the remote remote repository and reverts current project.

== Unsupported Git commands ==

Wandora supports only small subset of Git commands. To use unsupported Git commands, the user should install any standard Git software package and start using it's commands. Any standard Git software package contains commands that can be used with repositories initialized using Wandora.

Working with Git repositories

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This page collects Wandora's documentation. The documentation is a work in progress and incomplete. Also note some documentation may be out of date as the application is developed actively. If you need any specific help, write your question to the [http://wandora.org/forum/ discussion forum]. [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClJoFDmiThA02RmAUT5YEcw Wandora's YouTube channel] has several tutorial videos reviewing some application features. Would you like to edit this wiki, send an email to {{wandora email address}} with your name and information about how you'd like to contribute. Please, remember to add keyword WANDORA to the title of your email. If you just popped in this wiki and don't know Wandora, please see also our landing page at http://wandora.org/ for general information.

== Introduction ==

Wandora is a general purpose information management application. The application is written in [http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html Java programming language] and it's internal data model is based on [[Topic Maps]]. Also, Wandora is a desktop application with a graphical user interface, layered data storage, huge collection of data extraction, import and export options and embedded HTTP server. Wandora's license is [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt GNU GPL version 3].

* [[General FAQ]]
* Wandora poster in [http://wandora.org/download/other/poster09.pdf PDF] or [http://wandora.org/download/other/poster09.gif GIF] formats.
* [[Features]]
* [[Screenshots]]
* [http://wandora.org/www/news Wandora news]
* [[License of Wandora|License]]

== Starting with Wandora ==

Wandora is a desktop application written in Java version 8. You need a Java Development Kit (JDK) to execute the application. Wandora has two distribution packages. A binary distribution package contains a runnable version of the application. Wandora's source code is available as a source code distribution package. Both packages are zip compressed file repositories. Use one of the startup scripts in '''bin''' folder to start the Wandora application.

* [[System requirements]]
* [[Change log]]
* [[Download|Download Wandora]] (build date {{build date}})
* [[How to install Wandora|Installing Wandora]]
* [[Running Wandora]]
* [[Tuning Wandora for Mac OS]]
* [[Quickstart]]

== Topic Maps ==

Wandora's internal datamodel is based on Topic Maps. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topic_Maps Wikipedia defines Topic Maps] as a standard for the representation and interchange of knowledge, with an emphasis on the findability of information. A topic map represents information using ''topics'', ''associations'' and ''occurrences''. Topic represents any concept, from people, countries, and organizations to software modules, individual files, and events. Associations are hypergraph relationships between topics. Occurrence is an information resource relevant to a particular topic. If you are not familiar with Topic Maps, you can think it as a special kind of graph with nodes and edges. Wandora's topic map model is limited. These model limitations are explained in [[Reduced Topic Maps|Topic maps in Wandora]] page.

* [[Topic Maps|About topic maps]]
* [[Reduced Topic Maps|Topic maps in Wandora]]

See also '''Topic map layers''' section below. Wandora Team has converted several well known ontologies to Topic Maps format. These ontologies: WordNet, OpenCyc, Gene Ontology, Gellish, and Finnish General Upper Ontology (YSO) are available at [[Topic map gallery]].

== Using Wandora ==

This section contains basic tutorials for Wandora. If you are a novice Wandora user, please start here. See also tutorial videos on [http://wandora.org/wandora/tv/ wandoratv].

* [[Quickstart]]
* [[Opening a topic]]

Wandora has a rich set of topic, association and occurrence editing features. Usually a topic is edited in a topic panel one by one. Editing an association takes place in a separate association editor. Similarly, editing an occurrence takes place in an occurrence editor. Next pages discuss about creating and editing topics and associations.

* [[Create new topic]]
* [[Delete topic]]
* [[Create new association]]
* [[Delete association]]
* [[Editing topics and associations]]

Wandora saves all topic maps in a Wandora project file. Addition to project files, Wandora can read and write topic map serializations. See also chapter Import and Export below.

* [[How to save and load project]]
* [[How to import existing topic map to Wandora]]
* [[How to export topic map in Wandora]]

Next pages discuss some other features of the Wandora application.

* [[Finding a topic]]
* [[Topic shortcuts]]
* [[Working with topic tables]]
* [[Working with topic trees]]
* [[Drag and drop topics]]
* [[Creating custom topic trees]]
* [[View all variant names of a topic]]
* [[Transform variant names to topics and associations]]
* [[Undo and redo]]
* [[Subject locator previews]]

== Topic panels ==

Topic panel is Wandora's user interface element to view and edit topics. Wandora supports several different topic panel types. Topic panels are managed with menu options under '''View'''. Wandora can view several topic panels simultaneously. Traditional topic panel views all topic elements in a table while tabbed panel views topic details in separate tabs. Graph topic panel is used for graph visualizations. Custom topic panel is based on user specific queries related to the current topic.

* [[Working with topic panels]]

Different topic panels are

* [[Traditional topic panel]]
* [[Tabbed topic panel]]
* [[Graph topic panel]]
* [[Custom topic panel]]
* [[Treemap topic panel]]
* [[R topic panel]]
* [[Processing topic panel]]
* [[Sketch grid]]
* [[Webview]]
* [[Tree panel]]
* [[Search panel]]
* [[Layer info panel]]
* [[Query editor topic panel]]

== Topic map layers ==

Wandora supports layered topic maps. Layered topic map contains one or more topic maps stacked into an ordered array. Any topic in the layered topic map is a superposition of all merging topics in different layers. Wandora views all layered topic maps as a single topic map but allows layer specific operations too. It really matters what layer is active. As user can focus on one layer at a time or replace any layer at any time, the composition of information is flexible. User can easily try different scenarios. Layer specific application options and tools locate in '''Layers''' menu. Layered topic maps are very close to the concept of [http://arxiv.org/abs/1309.7233 multilayer networks].

* [[Introduction to Layered Topic Maps]]
* [[Creating new layers]]
* [[Deleting layer]]
* [[Layer order and arranging layers]]
* [[Merging layers]]
* [[Topic's layer distribution]]

'''Different layer types'''
* [[Layered topic map]]
* [[Memory topic map]]
* [[Database topic map]]
* [[Linked topic map]]
* [[Query topic map]]

* [[Web service topic map]]

'''Other'''
* [[Compare topic maps]]
* [[Topic map patcher]]

== Import and Export ==

Wandora has been designed for easy aggregation of information and features a wide range of import and export tools. Wandora imports not just different Topic Maps formats such as XTM1, XTM2, and LTM but also RDF as XML, N3, and Turtle. Also, Wandora imports bio-ontologies in OBO flat file format. To get an up-to-date overview of Wandora's import options see menu '''File > Import'''. Addition to import options, Wandora features a wide range of export options from different Topic Maps formats to different graph formats. See menu options in '''File > Export'''. Wandora's native file format is Wandora project, with a file suffix WPR, which is a collection of XTM2 topic maps and a configuration file within a zip package.

* [[How to save and load project]]
* [[How to import existing topic map to Wandora]]
* [[How to export topic map in Wandora]]
* [[Git repositories as Wandora projects]]
** [[Supported Git commands]]
* [[Waiana import and export]]
** [[Maiana import and export]]
* [[Transferring data with clipboard]]
* [[Importing RDF]] (see also extractors below)
* [[OBO flat file import|Importing OBO flat file ontologies]]
* [[Gene Ontology Annotation file import]]
* [[Importing XML with XSL]]
* [[Generic SQL database import]]
* [[Exporting WWW site]]
* [[Lucene search index export]]
* [[SQL Dump Export]]
* [[IoT Pinger]]

'''Graph and matrix imports'''
* [[Adjacency list import]]
* [[Adjacency matrix import]]
* [[Incidence matrix import]]

'''Graph and matrix exports'''
* [[Graph Modeling Language export]]
* [[GraphML export]]
* [[GraphXML export]]
* [[GXL graph export]]
* [[Export adjacency matrix]]
* [[Export incidence matrix]]
* See also page [[Graph topic panel]] and it's chapter Export options.

For additional information about Wandora's export capabilities see also '''Wandora as a server''' section below. For additional information about Wandora's import capabilities see also '''Extractors''' section below. 

== Extractors ==

[[Image:Wandoras_extractors.gif|center]]

Wandora is great for information mashups. With Wandora you can easily mashup information from various sources. Extractors are specific Wandora tools used to extract topics and associations out of different file formats and sources. For example, Wandora can extract data from MP3 and JPG files. To see what extractors your Wandora has installed see menu options in '''File > Extract'''. To start an extractor select the extractor in the menu or use drag and drop extractor. Wandora also features an add-on for Mozilla Firefox WWW browser. With this add-on you can perform extractions directly in Firefox www browser or in Thunderbird email client.

* [[Drag and drop extractor]]
* [[Wandora Firefox plugin|Firefox plugin]] to extract directly from Firefox WWW browser and Thunderbird email client.

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'''Search engine extractors'''
* [[Bing extractor]]
* [[Yahoo! BOSS extractor]]
* [[DuckDuckGo extractor]]
'''Simple files extractors'''
* [[JPG binary metadata extractor]]
* [[PDF extractor]]
* [[File system extractor]]
* [[Simple Text Document Extractor|Convert simple text documents to topic map occurrences]]
* [[Simple CSV association extractor]]
* [[OCR Extractor]]
'''Media extractors'''
* [[Europeana extractor]]
* [[MP3 ID3v1 and ID3v2 extractor]]
* [[IMDB extractor]]
* [[FreeDB extractor]]
* [[Last.fm extractors|Convert Last.fm XML feeds to a topic map]]
* [[Flickr extractors]]
* <strike>[[Ovi shared media extractors]]</strike>
* [[YouTube extractor]]s
* [[Rekognition extractor]]
'''Social and Bookmark extractors'''
* [[Facebook Graph extractor]]
* [[Twitter extractor]]
* [[Twitter JSON extractor]]
* [[Reddit extractor]]
* [[Digg extractors]]
* <strike>[[Delicious extractors]]</strike>
* <strike>[[Diigo bookmark extractor]]</strike>
* <strike>[[Twine RDF extractor]]</strike>
'''Bibliographical extractors'''
* [[MARCXML extractor]]
* [[Dublin Core XML extractor]]
* [[Bibtex extractor|Convert BibTeX files to a topic map]]
* [[RIS extractor]]
* [[HelMet library data extractor]]
'''Classifications'''
* [[GATE/ANNIE integration|GATE/ANNIE]]
* [[Stanford Named Entity Recognizer integration|Stanford Named Entity Recognizer (NER)]]
* [[OpenCalais classifier]]
* [[AlchemyAPI extractors]]
* [[Yahoo! YQL term extractor]]
* <strike>[[Tagthe extractor]]</strike>
* <strike>[[SemanticHacker classifier]]</strike>
* [[Zemanta extractor]]
* [[UClassify integration]]
* [[Simple Word Matching Extractor]]
* [[Similarity Word Extractor]]

'''Knowledge extractors'''
* [[OpenCyc extractor]]
* <strike>[[Subj3ct record extractor]]</strike>
* [[DBpedia extractor]]
* [[Freebase extractor]]
* [[Umbel extractors]]

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'''HTML structures extractors'''
* [[HTML superclass-subclass list extractor]]
* [[HTML instance list extractor]]
* [[HTML property table extractor]]
* [[HTML association table extractor]]
* [[HTML link extractor]]
'''News and syndication extractors'''
* [[RSS 2.0 Extractor]] and [[RSS 1.0 RDF Extractor]]
* [[Atom extractor]]
* [[New York Times Article Search API extractor]]
* [[New York Times Event API extractor]]
* [[Guardian open platform extractor]]
'''Microformat extractors'''
* [[Any23 extractor]]
* [[Geo microformat extractor|Convert geo microformat snippets to topic maps]]
* [[Adr microformat extractor|Convert adr microformat snippets to topic maps]]
* [[HCalendar microformat extractor|Convert hcalendar microformat snippets to topic maps]]
* [[HCard microformat extractor|Convert hcard microformat snippets to topic maps]]
'''Wiki extractors'''
* [[Wikipedia extractor]]
* [[MediaWiki Content Extractor]]
* More general [[MediaWiki extractor]]
'''Simple RDF extractors'''
* [[SKOS RDF extractor]]
* [[Dublin Core RDF extractor]]
* [[FOAF RDF extractor]]
* [[IIIF RDF extractor]]
'''Language'''
* [[Big Huge Thesaurus API extractor]]
* [[VerbOcean extractor]]
* [[Moby thesaurus extractor]]
* [[Stands4 word describer]]
'''Databases'''
* [[Generic SQL database import | Importing SQL database]]
* [[SQL query result set extractor]]
* [[Excel extractors]]
'''Other'''
* [[Email extractor]]
* [[Geonames extractors]]
* [[Gellish ontology extractor]]
* [[GEDCOM extractor]]
* [[SPARQL extractor]]
* [[Oma kaupunki extractor]]
* [[iCal calendar format extractor]]
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See [[Refining occurrences]] for some practical examples of how to extract associations and topics out of occurrences.

== Generators ==

Generators are special tools that generate topics and associations algorithmically. Generators help you construct basic building blocks for your topic maps. Generators are also a nice test suite for Wandora and topic maps in general. Generators locate in Wandora's '''File > Generate''' menu. Available generators are

* [[Random graph generator]]
* [[Fully connected graph generator]]
* [[Tree graph generator]]
* [[Linear list graph generator]]
* [[Finite group graph generator]]
* [[Platonic solid graph generator]]
* [[Hypercube graph generator]]
* [[Tiling graph generator]] (square, triangular, and hexagonal tilings)
* [[Edge generator]]
* [[L-system generator]]
* [[Cylinder graph generator]]
* [[Lattice graph generator]]

== Schema ==

Schema is a collection of specific topics and associations that Wandora uses to construct the user interface of association editor, occurrence editor and topic name panel. Schema eases many topic map operations such as association and occurrence construction. Schema also defines the language support of Wandora application.

* [[Schema]] to ease association and occurrence creation and modification

== Language support ==

Wandora supports only one base name per topic. However, a topic may contain several different variant names. Each variant name has a type and a language. Similarly, a topic may contain several different occurrences, text fragments. Each occurrence has a type and a language also. Wandora supports both Microsoft Translator and Google translate API and can convert both variant names and occurrences to other languages.

* [[How to add a language to Wandora]]
* [[How to add a name type to Wandora]]
* [[Translating variant names with Google]]
* [[Translating occurrences with Google]]
* [[Translating variant names with Microsoft Translator]]
* [[Translating occurrences with Microsoft Translator]]
* [[View all variant names of a topic]]

== Analyzing and querying topic maps ==

Generally these tools locate in '''Layers > Statistics''' menu. As an exception SOM classifier is found in association table menu and topic map comparison in '''File''' menu. Wandora provides also a bridge to R language. R language is a comprehensive statistical and graphing environment. With Wandora's R integration, the user can access Wandora's information structures in R environment. This opens up interesting possibilities if used together with information extractors.

* [[Topic map info]]
* [[Topic map connection statistics]]
* [[Topic map diameter]]
* [[Merge ratio matrix]]
* [[Export similarity matrix|Topic similarity matrix]]
* [[Clustering coefficient]] of topic map
* [[SOM classifier]] (Self Organizing Maps classifier)
* [[Asset weight of a topic]]
* [[Compare topic maps]]
* [[R in Wandora]]
** [[Statistical analysis of Topic Maps in R]]
* [[Query language]]
* [[TMQL]]

See the '''Extract''' section and especially the subsection '''Classifications''' above also.

== Tools and tool manager ==

A tool packs certain Wandora functionality into a single software component, specifically a Java class. When ever the user performs an action in Wandora, Wandora runs the tool that is responsible for the action. The Tool manager is a specific tool used to manage tools and tool sources. The user can install new tools to the Wandora. To develop a tool for the Wandora, the user writes a Java class source using a Java IDE, preferably Netbeans, and compiles the source using Java JDK.

* [[Tool manager]]
* [[:Category:Tools|Available tools]]
* [[Writing your own tool]]
* [[Installing your own tool]]
* [[Tool locks]]
* [[Configuring tools]]
* [[Additional tool help]]
* [[Developing Wandora]]

== Wandora as a server ==

The Wandora application contains an HTTP server. The embedded HTTP server generates various output formats and interactive visualizations out of the information stored in the Wandora. The embedded server hosts service modules. A service module is a software component that serves some information out of the Wandora. For example, '''HTML service module''' generates a navigable HTML site out of the topics in the Wandora. '''D3 graph service module''' generates an interactive graph out of all topics in the Wandora. More over, '''XTM topic map service module''' outputs current topic in the Wandora in an XTM format. It provides a data access point for external applications, or for other instances of the Wandora application. Some service modules rely on extracted information. Such service modules are '''Timeline service module''' and '''Google Maps service module'''.

* [[Embedded HTTP server]]
** [[HTML service module]]
** [[Mobile HTML service module]]
** [[RSS feed service module]]
** [[SOAP web service module]]
** [[Drupal service module]]
** [[Firefox and Thunderbird plugin service module]]
** [[XTM topic map service module]]
** [[JTM topic map service module]]
** [[RDF service module]]
** [[GRAPHML service module]]
** [[Screencast service module]]
** [[Flash graph service module]]
** [[Timeline service module]]
** [[Google Maps service module]]
** [[D3 graph service module]]
** [[D3 word cloud service module]]
** [[D3 partition service module]]
** [[D3 tree service module]]
** [[D3 matrix service module]]
** [[D3 layer visualization]]
** [[Waiana service module]]
** [[SameAs service module]]

Wandora team has also built several service modules for Drupal content management system and an extra for Joomla content management system. These modules can be used to publish Wandora stored information in these CMSes.

* [[Wandora Drupal extras]]
* [[Wandora's Joomla Topic Reader]]
* [[JQuery Mobile based topic map browser]]

Wandora's embedded HTTP server contains a service module for SOAP web service. There is additional information available for Wandora's web service.

* [[Wandora Web Service]]

Also included is a [[Wandora modules framework|modular framework]] for building webapps in Apache Tomcat or similar servlet containers. Topic maps and features of Wandora can be included in the servlet using this framework. The same framework can also be used in the embedded server.

== Developing and hacking Wandora ==

Wandora project is developed with [http://netbeans.org/ Netbeans IDE]. Wandora's source code distribution package contains a Netbeans IDE project. You can download Wandora's source code distribution package from [[Download]] page. However, we suggest that you clone [https://github.com/wandora-team/wandora Wandora's repository] at Github. Perhaps you want to push some fixes or new features back.

* [[Change log]]
* [https://github.com/wandora-team/wandora Wandora @ Github]
* [[Download]] (build date {{build date}})
* [[License of Wandora|License]]
* [[Developing Wandora]]
* [http://wandora.org/api/ Wandora Javadocs], [http://wandora.org/api/wandora-javadoc.zip download]
* [[Wandora's configuration file]]
* [[Upcoming features]]
* [[Open bugs]]

See also section '''Tools and tool manager''' above.

== Papers and presentations ==

This section lists some papers and presentations related to Wandora and semantic web technologies created by the inner circle of Wandora Team. For a more wider selection of works related to Wandora see [http://wandora.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=10&sid=57134deccd5ba47132334f2f1215b520 Use cases at Wandora forum].

* [http://tmra.de/2010/ TMRA 2010] tutorial slides: [http://wandora.org/download/other/tmra10/wandora_workshop_tmra2010.pdf Converting information to Topic Maps using Wandora].
* [http://tmra.de/2009/ TMRA 2009] workshop presentation [http://www.slideshare.net/tmra/semantic-mashups-with-wandora Semantic Mashups with Wandora]. [http://wandora.org/wandora/download/other/tmra09/wandora_tutorial_leipzig.zip Example data set] is available for brave experimenters.
* Wandora poster in [http://wandora.org/wandora/download/other/poster09.pdf PDF] or [http://wandora.org/wandora/download/other/poster09.gif GIF] formats.
* Kivelä A.: [http://wandora.org/download/other/gradu_kivela.pdf OBO-ontologioiden kuvaaminen Topic Map-muotoon]. MSc Theses, 2008. (in Finnish). (English Abstract: [http://wandora.org/wandora/download/other/gradu_kivela_abstract_en.pdf Converting OBO ontologies to Topic Maps]).
* Lyytinen O.: [http://www.wandora.org/download/other/gradu_lyytinen.pdf Semanttisen webin tekniikoiden soveltaminen Wikisovelluksissa]. MSc Theses, 2008. (in Finnish)
* Kivelä A.: [http://www.wandora.org/download/other/wandora_xml_finland.pdf Topic Maps, Wandora ja kourallinen julkaisuprojekteja] (in Finnish). Presentation held in XML Finland meeting November 14th, 2007.
* Lyytinen O.: [http://wandora.net/wandora/download/other/step06.pdf Building Internet Services with Layered Topic Maps]. Presentation held in The Finnish Artificial Intelligence Conference (STeP 2006), 2006-10-26.
* Kivelä A., Lyytinen O.: [http://wandora.net/wiki/images/Topic_map_aided_publishing.pdf Topic Map Aided Publishing – A Case Study of Assembly Media Archive]. ''Web Intelligence. STeP 2004 - The 11th Finnish Artificial Intelligence Conference Proceedings - Vol. 2'', 2004.

== Wandora @ World ==

* [https://github.com/wandora-team/wandora Github]
* [http://twitter.com/#!/wandora_app Twitter]
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClJoFDmiThA02RmAUT5YEcw YouTube]
* [http://freecode.com/projects/wandora/ Freecode]
* [http://sourceforge.net/projects/wandora/ SourceForge.net]

* [http://www.topicmapslab.de/projects/wandora?locale=en Topic Maps Lab]

== See also ==

As said in the very beginning, the documentation is a work in progress and incomplete. If the available documentation didn't answer your question, please drop a line to Wandora forum and we'll try to find an answer for you.

* [[General FAQ]]
* [[FAQ for Wandora user]] reveals some nifty details of Wandora application.
* [http://wandora.org/tv Wandora tv]
* [http://wandora.org/forum/ Wandora forum]
* [[Open bugs]]

If you are interested in Topic Maps and information technology related news see [http://planet.topicmaps.org/ Planet Topic Maps] and [http://planetrdf.com/ Planet RDF].