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I'm using a self hosted and customized TiddlyWiki. The nice thing is that it stores all its data in markdown-like text files as well.
by brazzy 5y ago
I'm using a self hosted and customized TiddlyWiki. The nice thing is that it stores all its data in markdown-like text files as well.
- Chris2048 5y agoI'd love for a proper app (web-based or otherwise) that uses a regular DB (maybe an SQLite file) as the backend. Then I could just slap up a tiddly-service and connect. Incidentally, I've mostly switched to "Zim" wiki, but it's fairly similar.
- tlavoie 5y agoSeveral do, I think. I use org-roam, which extends org-mode on Emacs. The files are org-mode (very much like Markdown), but there is a SQLite DB that enables speedy search.