Which OS?

I'm using Linux


It'll mainly be text in tiny chunks like [ tiddler:RightCervicalRotation, 
fieldname:2015-09-28.11:40:19 AM, field content: 47 ] amalgamated into 
lists and summary tiddlers, but probably hundreds of them per visit, and 
over a patient's lifetime they can have up to hundreds of visits.  It will 
be mainly me updating the data, but if I ever get it good enough to 
distribute to other docs, there are often multiple people accessing it in 
bigger clinics, although not usually at the same time.  Id imagine you 
could keep it all behind a firewall of some sort, backups like any other 
file structure I suppose.



What I'm gathering is that Node.js is the way to go and mainly I have to 
decide whether to have it in different wikis or one big wiki.  Isn't the 
main point (or one of them) of TW using Node.js that size is irrelevant? 
 Or would a single TW with thousands of patients each with thousands of 
tiddlers become unwieldy even with node.js?

Also, lets say that was the case and I chose to go with individual wikis: 
 would it be easier to just grep information (I know bash better than 
javascript, ha ha) for multi-patient reports, or is it conceivable to have 
a separate "Admin" wiki that, although slower, would be able to include the 
whole mass of them (that would be preferrable).  I'm pretty sure that is 
what some of you have said or at least implied.


Also, isn't there a way to variably load subsets (patients) of tiddlers 
into the single TW, and just "purge and reload" the next one when needed, 
so it would behave like single multiple wikis, but it would still be just 
the one.  Is that what you were getting at Mario when you mentioned 
tiddlywiki.info files?  That way if you wanted to look at all patients with 
a certain diagnosis or demographic profile you could load just them...

anyway, thanks for all of your input!

-Dave

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