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Josh Goebel has done an excellent job retrofitting an existing Javascript app using Ruby on Rails. With only 110 extra lines of Ruby code, he's modified the Wiki to run on the Server Side, with Ajax. The result of his efforts is ServerSideWiki.
The idea behind ServerSideWiki is to provide all the power of TiddlyWiki, but in a ServerSide form. It's still not exactly collaborative (it's in the works), but it's not a single monolithic HTML file glued to your person anymore.
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Thanks for the post. It's still a work in progress, the signup and login screens need some work to be as polished as the rest... but soon... :-)
Is this available for download ? What all do you need to put on the server to support this Wiki ? ALso,are there any sites which host Serverside wiki ?
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