I'm planning a collaboration platform that will be used by academics from twenty different countries collaborating within the same field of research. Ideally I'd like to base my work on an existing open-source platform that can be extended to meet all the requirements.
The final platform has the following requirements:
Furthermore, the platform will be hosted in a Linux environment. And ideally it would use MySQL as the underlying database. The programming language can be either Java or PHP, where Java is the preferred choice.
My question: Is there any open-source collaboration platform that would fit the requirements outlined above? What's your recommendation?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Plone may meet many of your requirements, though you might need to get some plugins.
Zoho.com - Free hosted solution (in case you will need a simplier solution than maintaining your own collaboration portal)
PHPCollab - Open source project, extandable.
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