> Pls calarify me:
>
> TiddlySpace or Tiddlyspot implies using them as server side? At
> present I use my server www.renatoroque.com to upload my tiddlywiki
> html file. I update it locally (offline) and then I upload it to the
> server with new tiddlers.
>
> Using tidllySpace or Tiddlyspot implies changing this?

That is correct. You are currently hosting a static TiddlyWiki file on
your server that you change locally and then upload. This means that
the server is actually quite dumb - it's just serving a static file.
This arrangement is pretty good for some scenarios, particular where
there is a single individual publishing content.

TiddlySpot is pretty much the same arrangement, with two differences:
you don't need to provide a server (because files are hosted directly
on tiddlyspot.com) and there are some additional plugins that allow
you to edit the content directly on the server (without having to
modify it locally and upload it).

TiddlySpace goes much further; the server is a big database of
tiddlers. When you navigate to a TiddlyWiki document, the server
assembles all the required tiddlers and packs them together into a
document. In this way, it becomes possible to combine tiddlers in
different ways and combinations to create different documents.

Your choices with respect to TiddlySpace are either to migrate your
content to a space on the existing server
(http://renatoroque.tiddlyspace.com/ is currently free), or you could
run the TiddlySpace software on your own server. You can find out more
from https://github.com/TiddlySpace/tiddlyspace. Running something
like TiddlySpace is not for the fainthearted, and I wouldn't recommend
it unless your comfortable with maintaining a server.

Best wishes

Jeremy


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