Re: wikipad notepad replacement ?

de Ricky 01/19/2007 07:29

I just tried out the wikiword pad it was hunky-dory. The linking
feature was initially painful, but I finally figured i out. Recently
I've been using another wiki app. I got an invite to a private beta
from a buddy of mine. check it out: www.mindtouch.com/evaluation the
user/pass is deki/beta. Is _very cool_. and easy to use

*Prot3anThr3ad* wrote:
> http://wikidpad.python-hosting.com/wiki
>
> WikidPad is a wiki-like notebook for storing your thoughts, ideas, todo
> lists, contacts, or anything else you can think of to write down. What
> makes WikidPad different from other notepad applications is the ease with
> which you can cross-link your information. Links in a wiki are created by
> typing in WikiWords. A WikiWord is any case word (also called CamelCase)
> typed into the editor. TodoList or JohnDoe are example WikiWords. The
> term wiki means "quick" in Hawaiian, and wikis are all about quickly
> linking your information together. Wikis are not a new concept, in fact
> there are many web based wiki servers available.
>
> Real-time wiki WikidPad is not a web server, or application server, or
> groupware solution. WikidPad is a standalone notepad like application.
>
> IDE for your thoughts Software developers have grown accustomed to
> certain features from their editing environment that make their jobs
> easier. Features like auto-completion, outline views, incremental search,
> easy source code navigation. IDE's that provide these features can
> greatly increase developer productivity. WikidPad attempts to utilize
> some of these features to address the problem of personal information
> management.
>
> Personal Information Management How do you manage all of the random bits
> of information in your personal and professional life? Word documents,
> text files, Microsoft Outlook folders/notes. If you're an expert user
> maybe you have a weblog, or a personal database, or possibly an outlining
> application. Where do you track your wife's favorite food, your bosses
> kids names, your personal todo list, the name of the movie you just read
> a review of, the name of the book a friend recommended. WikidPad was
> created to address this issue of personal information management. It
> provides a place to manage the massive amounts of information you have
> stuffed in your head, on stickies, or on your computer.
>
>
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