My current tiddlywiki is very small — about 200 tiddlers and a size of the entire node.js created folder about 3.4MB. It feels very responsive as I add tiddlers or click from one to the other, etc.
But I would like to test a large sized (may be, 10MB or even 20MB) tiddlywiki on my comupter — ideally a node.js installation. Is such a wiki publicly available?
There are discussions about this in the TiddlyWiki Google Group and you will find good answers!
The short answer is people reported TW as large as 60-70MB and works very responsive! But I can give you a small TW of 5MB to be very slow! The reason is rendering and displaying on the screen seems to be a slow process! So, see the old discussions and learn how to keep your TW responsive!
I have a wiki I use almost daily on Nodejs that is a bit larger than 14mb and over 12,000 files. I have no problems with responsiveness, it includes a lot of media and plug-ins and it seems fine.
Hi deshmukh
In terms of filesize this is not large, 6mb, but it has 17,132 tiddlers and lots of tags.
https://giffmex.org/gifts/dictionaryarticles1.html
Feel free to download and test it out to see what using lots of tags feels like with that many tiddlers.
@DaveGifford Thank you for sharing that wiki.
I tried it on my computer and it worked without any problem. Even on my fairly basic mobile phone, it worked without any problem.
@fennerlaw Thanks. My wiki is unlikely to reach that size. And I hardly use media. It is mostly text and links in my case. So, I guess, I need not worry.