I also have been playing around with node.js and finding it quite useful. http://giewiki.appspot.com/Tutorials/nodepad logs the start of an efford to learn how to make node.js (http://nodejs.org) serve TiddlyWiki pages better than file systems do, although so far, there is nothing TW-specific about it. Hopefully, it should be possible to write platform-independent JavaScript for the server-side, but utility code to launch the browser will be platform-specific. The main part of what I've got so far is code for an ultra-simple server, that will serve local files. Once the server is up, I proceed to launch a browser to hit that server, with an optional filename specified on the command line. The browser is so far to be understood as Google Chrome, and it works on Windows and OS X.
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