VoodooPad has, for years, intrigued me. A personal wiki. Sounds great but for some reason I always turned to web-based wiki solutions when experimenting in that realm of content creation.
I think it’s because when I think of a wiki, I think of collaborating with others. Honestly, most wikis I’ve ever started or edited usually don’t get much traction. Other people, at least in my world, just don’t bother making updates.
So, I finally realized, when VoodooPad 5 touched ground, that perhaps a client-side wiki really was for me. So, I downloaded the demo and what do you know? I started entering thoughts into it, and then kept on going. There’s something magical about the design of this app that makes creating pages easy and fun. The rate at which I’ve been filling my VoodooPad is a bit off the charts for my usual trial. So, I decided to pony up and buy a copy from the Mac App Store.
I’ve been pulling some entries out of nvALT and stuffing them into my VoodooPad as well. That’s a sure sign that I’m hooked. nvALT is my goto storage bucket but I sense a bit of a change coming on. That doesn’t mean I’m going to abandon nvALT by any means but I am going to invest much more energy into producing a personal wiki of epic proportions.
