I downloaded Wigbi 1.0.3 tonight, to figure out why it does not run so good on WampServer. Turns out that the problem is not because of Wigbi, but rather that an Apache module needs to be enabled.
Wigbi uses URL rewriting, which by default is disabled in WampServer. To enable it, click on the WampServer icon in the system tray, navigate to Apache/Apache Modules and enable rewrite_module.
After this, Wigbi should work without any problems whatsoever 
I have just tried out Wigbi on a Windows 7 machine that uses WampServer for PHP, Apache and mySQL.
When doing so, I noticed a few minor flaws, like mySQL warnings being displayed on the page if no database connection data is specified. I will fix this asap. However, a far more serious problem is that the .htaccess file in the ~/wigbi folder seems to be invalid. No files within this folder can be loaded, which means that css/js file bundling does not work at all. Neither will any AJAX-based calls that go through the Wigbi AJAX pipeline.
If anyone knows knows what seems to cause this problem, please let me know.
