WikiServer

This application is flawless! It is awesome! Keep up the awesome work! A cool option would be to create your Own HTML websites and upload them as an independent wiki, and can be served the same way as a wiki!!! :)

Great app. Glad I decided to read the reviews because the icon definitely screams "low quality horse dung." The left-brainiacs who stitched this together might want to consider talking with some right-brainiacs about creating an iPhone-worthy icon that doesn't undermine the app.

OK, so I should have read the (as it turns out) beautifully organized instructions on the web site the first time I tried it. And I didn't. But when I ran into a problem, I got a very prompt personal response that directly addressed my issues. No boilerplate, just real information and real interest... This is a serious app for users who are willing to pay attention to what they're doing. And it seems to be supported by serious developers who really care about how it works and about my experience. One of the few apps that rises above the others for serious functionality. A gem.

I found it to be a useful organization and committee communications tool. Being able to share a private domain wiki for what is to all intents and purposes, free, is an excellent perc. I find it more useful for the pdf and photo organization. As an engineer I am often required to use several unrelated codes and diagrams to finish a project. Having them onsite with my iphone was good enough, but thumbing through the file names and pics was annoying. WikiServer let me make what is now essentially an encyclopedia. Being able to share it with other engineers/contractors on site is fantastic (when wi-fi is available). My biggest complaints would be the lack of user IDs and the ability to copy wikis, but the site says that is planned for future releases. A good product that looks like it will become better; worth checking out. 4 stars.

This is cool. Wiki'd cool actually.

Built with Seaside/Smalltalk this is one of those applications whose power is only limited by the imagination of the user. Inside the box you will find a fully functioning Wiki modifiable by any user on your network that can browse to your iPhone's IP address. Corporate Smalltalk Consulting's WikiServer takes the entire field of collaborative software and puts it in the palm of your hand. An excellent example of what is capable using Seaside, the Smalltalk web development framework. Imagine having Sharepoint on your iPhone. Amazing!

This is a very powerful wiki server infrastructure for those willing to invest the time in understanding it and building up a Wiki. That said, it is not the best solution for casual users, and is based on a web interface that is not as quick to navigate as a native wiki app would be. You can use it as a self-standing wiki on your iPhone, and/or as a wiki server on a local wifi network. It has the following features: - Wiki pages with HTML markup, linking between - Supports multiple-user concurrent access - Responsive developer and discussion board support - User-editable CSS style sheets - Global search - Special components and constructs for: - Blogs - Simple Twitter client - Tag clouds, tree views, tabs/breadcrumbs - Photo slideshows - Nested virtual folders of pages - Automatic listing of pages within a folder ("children" component) - auto inserting date and time ... and several others I haven't figured out yet Dev will soon have new version with deskto import/export features. Minor suggestions for improvement: - Render traditional WikiWords as links (presently requires asterisk delimiters) - Smarter forward/back navigation to skip "Add" and "edit" entry forms when navigating wiki - Larger default font, especially on wiki edit page - Remove default text "edit this page..." in new wiki text box, which must be deleted for each new page entry

So now I have a complete wiki with web server running on my iPod Touch. No wires, no disk drives, no computers. Very nice. I have not decided how I'll use this, but it's a complete content server that I can carry in my pocket, so there are lots of possibilities.