Hi,
I think, it depends on how "connected" your plugins are. If 1 functionality
is hardly used *without* the other, I would keep it in 1 plugin.
If it is very likely, that they are useful alone, and do completely
different things, you should split them. The chance is high, that users
demand d
HCHaase,
Tiddly handles plugin dependencies well, so I would vote for separate
plugins in this regard.
https://tiddlywiki.com/#Plugin%20Dependencies
If we look at how NPM (Node.js Package Manager) works, it is entirely made
up of package dependencies: each package does one single thing (in
pr
Thank you for your thoughts. it is good to get some other persepctives.
as I feard, this is not a clean cut.
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HC,
This is a very good Question. I think whilst coding can be a science
sometime it becomes an art. Here are a few thoughts that may guide the
decision
- Do the various features of the belong as one logical unit?
- This seems so when there are dependencies
- Are the features valuab
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