Thank you all for your input! Mark S. - I agree, it is amazing that I have a mostly-working solution already. That's why (in addition to the 100+ hours I've put into it) it's so hard to abandon it at this point. Preventing collisions is going to be hard just due to the nature of what I'm trying to accomplish, and with my non-technical audience and corporate windows environment, the node.js install is problematic. I do have some budget for the project, but as I'm not looking at rolling out something to the whole company, just my 40 users or so, I doubt it'd be cost-effective. I appreciate your input though.
TonyM - I remember that you were living in a SharePoint / Windows world at least partly, so was hoping to hear you chime in as there seem to be few of us. I hear what you're saying on how you're implementing on SharePoint, and for many wikis that I'm doing where it's a small number of authors, many audience users, that is working well - I agree. For my current need in particular though, I'm trying to do things like have my team all in a room and doing voting on options - in which BOB works great, but is mass-simultaneous editing, so outside the scope of what a non-BOB implementation can handle. I agree that a BOB that had an Azure back-end or something sounds like a great next step, but well beyond my capabilities at current. Thanks, Ste Wilson - I just spent a few hours getting NoteSelf up and running, though got stuck as soon as I tried to get on it with my phone for some reason. Do you have any knowledge of whether all users are updated when anyone edits it like BOB would? If not, I don't think that would work for my particular situation. It's very cool though. Jeremy - That sounds very interesting, but as I mentioned to Mark S. I doubt there's an ROI (don't think I could afford you) given the *scale* I'm currently aiming at, but for a future project such as a whole corporate wiki, I'll keep that in mind, and frankly I'd love a business reason to financially support you and the future of TiddlyWiki. I think the SharePoint angle would be a huge market as the built-in wiki option is absolutely terrible. If further progress is made in this area, people like TonyM and me would love to see it. Let me know if I can help towards this end. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/6e60b5fa-38c6-4fbd-b9ac-6f9549f6481f%40googlegroups.com.
