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Im a web developer and work with 5 other people of varing skills and capabilities.

Im looking for a web based system where we can:

  1. Post useful/relevant links
  2. Share resources, images, PDF's and other media types
  3. We can blog, and potentially post that blog to Twitter/RSS
  4. Group calendar to post holidays and potential conferences or events of interest
  5. Wiki - Where we can post documentation or work together on docs

Any ideas?

Potentially something I can host myself?

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Please read the FAQ, Super User is not about web services. – Molly7244 Feb 24 '10 at 18:53
Then please tell me why there is a tag called 'online-apps' and 'google-apps' if its not about web services? – user29303 Feb 24 '10 at 18:54
Tags are user-generated and many were created when the site was still growing and figuring out what it was. As the site has evolved the community has decided that websites are not within the scope of Super User. This decision is now reflected in the FAQ. superuser.com/faq This has been discussed in detail here meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/39615/… – heavyd Feb 24 '10 at 19:02
@user29303 - and these additions to the FAQ are fairly new. – Molly7244 Feb 24 '10 at 19:04
fish. i've already voted to close (sorry), but we do make a distinction between online services and self-hosted software. as a software recommendation i think this question can remain open (though a moderator has the last word). as a service recommendation i agree it should be closed. (please edit your question to clarify you are asking for self-hosted options if you want it to stay open.) – quack quixote Feb 24 '10 at 20:13
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closed as off topic by Molly, heavyd, quack quixote, Diago Feb 24 '10 at 21:10

Questions on Super User are expected to generally relate to computer software or computer hardware, within the scope defined in the faq.

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Maybe something like Backpack or Basecamp. They wouldn't be an app you could host yourself, but seems like they have quite a few of the features you listed. I've never used their stuff for a project, but I've read some positive reviews. I have used and like their free TadaList Webapp.

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As a web developer you can surely find plenty of links to open-source CMS software.

CMS (or Content Management System) is a website designed for collaboration, posting links, pictures, posting text etc. There are loads of them, hundreds perhaps! the most popular ones are PHP or Python basedones like Drupal (made more famous now when the White House adopted it for its website), Plone or Joomla.

Alternatively, go for a wiki which is roughly the same intent, but more free-form.

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