- Do you know what a Wiki is?
- A Wiki is website or database developed collaboratively by a community of users, allowing any user to add and edit content.
- A key feature is the ease by which you can link information together using hyperlinks tags and more. TiddlyWiki also provides a private wiki if you want.
- To understand the value of TiddlyWiki we may start with understanding it is an, open source, single file wiki, that only needs a Browser to read, edit and host. However this understates TiddlyWiki a great deal because it has few limitations and many extensions.
- Tip: Rename to a .tw file when sending to stop some email systems rejecting it as a threat, after all it is very smart.
- If you do not already think TiddlyWiki is the "bees knees" wait until you learn how easy it is to store, organise and find any type of information. From simple note-taking that frees you to invent, to processes and sophisticated databases you build and control yourself. Through filters and plugins you will discover many ways to make the complex simple, to organise and structure data how you want, and design and enhance the way you access your data.
- It is impossible to share details of all the features available here, and anyway, in some ways TiddlyWiki is only limited by our imagination, and what modern software and the internet can give us.
- Yes, TiddlyWiki is continuously evolving and Innovating this will be obvious within the next release out soon.
- Adopting the TiddlyWiki platform empowers users and designers alike to take control of the computing power available to us all today. Start on a path of owning not only your own data, but design and build smart documents, websites and applications that you own and choose where they live, without depending on any other business or party. This means you are empowered to improve develop, expand and customise the way you think, work and play. Start on a path of continuous improvement, evolutionary design and skills development that will become a lifelong companion.
- Learning to use TiddlyWiki for yourself is a key benefit, but so is the ability to publish documents, websites and Applications that share or automate things for friends families, colleagues and customers. Perhaps TiddlyWiki is your route to building the next big thing, because TiddlyWiki is a big thing itself.
Folks,
I have not published anything yet. But here is the short form from memory.
Rename a tiddlywiki file to a name.aspx file. Upload to a document library or ideally a sitepages or wiki pages library because they get served faster. Get one user to check it out so others can't save it. Capture the fill link to it or use SharePoint sharing options.
I am in the process of building an internal checkout process so serial editors can use a wiki without fear of overwriting.
Regards
Tony