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I share your quest for an open source alternative to sharepoint list functionality. What I like/need about sharepoint is : <ul> <li>Can import from existing Excel files (removes alot of fear from a customer viewpoint, lots of legacy Excel files out there)</li> <li>Can export to Excel format (idem on the fear thing, some customers just need their Excel fix) </li> <li>Provides out of the box sorting/filtering</li> <li>good pre-defined datatypes and easy to define custom datatypes</li> <li>Makes it easy to define different views and display styles (customers love the preview pane)</li> <li>Lists/views can be inserted easily into other webpages/wikipages</li> </ul> I know that <a href="http://trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html" rel="nofollow">jqgrid</a> and <a href="http://datatables.net/" rel="nofollow">http://datatables.net/</a> gives table/grid editing/sorting/filtering functionality with pre-definedable datatypes but you need to do the backend work ( they give lots of exapmles in PHP). If I was to define what I'd love to see for internal use in our team it would be : <ul> <li>Content management via wiki, with semi-decent WYSIWYG as default</li> <li>default table/grid/list management with all of the previously listed features</li> </ul> I'd say that if mediawiki/dokuwiki/phpwiki etc. could repackage with WYSIWYG and list handling then the entire planet would just love them for it. Best regards / Colm P.S. The only grief I'd have with Alfresco is the sledgehammer/fly metaphor insofar as it provides far more functionality than I require meaning that the overhead for getting up to speed and then maintaining the installation is prohibitive. P.P.S I also looking at <a href="http://www.tiki.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.tiki.org</a> who claim to have "spreadsheet" functionality built in (jquery based).
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