Re: [tw] Re: TiddlyChrome and the elimination of Chrome Apps

[Paul Hutchinson]

I believe it is in reference to this announcement: 
http://blog.chromium.org/2016/08/from-chrome-apps-to-web.html

Paul

On Monday, September 26, 2016 at 5:05:57 PM UTC-4, Eneko Gotzon wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 5:12 PM, Danielo Rodríguez  > wrote:
>
>> Any link or reference to the announcement?
>
>
> ​If you are talking about the *Chrome app launcher* then read here: ​
> Chromium Blog 
> 
> ​.​
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Re: [tw] Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

[Eneko Gotzon]

Excuse this humble computer user…​

On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 6:51 PM, Danielo Rodríguez 
wrote:

> Does anybody subscribe to any of the things that I said above?


​Danielo, ​
I understand your
​trouble
.
​ It seems that if TW wants to be an open platform ​mobile ​support for
life in the wild should be implemented.

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[tw] Re: Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

['c pa' via TiddlyWiki]

Daniello,

As a mobile user you wish your device to display web hosted TW5s in a style 
that

* Minimizes horizontal scrolling
* Allows the user to switch easily between the sidebar and the story
* Allows the user to more easily choose items from a drop down select

As a TW5 developer you wish that TW5 provided better facilities to

* Create mobile friendly menus
* Create mobile friendly forms
* Jump between open tiddlers in the story
* Switch the display styles between desktop and mobile so that the 
developer can see the impact of the design on mobile users

Anything else?

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[tw] Re: Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

[Tobias Beer]

Hi Danielo,

Allow me to invite you to engage in constructive discussion.

I take it, you are asking for a bit of what you feel like being a paradigm 
shift, at least that's what I take from your words.
In that sense, do invite others to consider TiddlyWiki evolution to more 
thoroughly reflect and embrace mobile.

For me, there are at least two main, quite independent things to to 
consider:

   1. *responsive design*
  - at least with all things "core" TiddlyWiki UX should strive as much 
  as possible to work well on a small screen, natively, that is: with 
minimal 
  zooming (and perhaps scrolling, but I do believe you have to make amends 
  or, put differently, you'll have to chose one way to die or the other)
   2. *data usage*
  - the number of, esp. server side solutions should increase which 
  reduce the communication overhead to persist and retrieve tidbits to a 
bare 
  minimum
  - with the exception of lazy loading skinny tiddlers, this surely 
  hasn't been too much of a focus
 - but you appear to progress on that front with NoteSelf and 
 CouchDB persistence layers
  
So, find some sweet spots, some low hanging fruits and invite people that 
are up for grabs to join-in and make things a little more mobile-friendly, 
and keep doing that and reminding everyone on the importance.

But also understand that some things simply aren't designed to be 
"non-zooming", e.g. TiddlyMap... so yes, you do want to find the 
"full-screen" button on that one on a mobile device, if browsing the map is 
what you want to focus on, while other things have to start somewhere, e.g. 
"let's save the whole wiki first before we design sync adaptors that, well, 
adaptively sync content back and forth."

What I'm saying is: be pragmatic about your requests. I can imagine you 
would want to just use such capabilities rather than having to actually 
help invent them... but, it appears, the latter is the task at hand.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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[tw] Re: Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

['Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki]

Are you saying that you want a special TW app? Android (and IOS) apps are 
built on frameworks that are completely different from the world of 
HTML5/CSS/Javascript that powers TW. Facebook, Github, and Twitter have 
separate teams of programmers that can work on the app apart from the 
original. Basically, they have to re-create the look and feel of the 
original app, without actually re-using any code.

It seems to me that it might be possible to borrow the Android code for 
something like TomBoy or SimpleNote (2 open source projects) to make a 
reader/editor for TW notes. But you wouldn't have all the customizable 
features like lists, macros, table-of-contents, CSS themes, etc. The 
question is, would anyone be happy with a TW that didn't do all those 
things? Or is it the extra things that make TW so popular?

If its the HTML5 experience that you want, then it seems that its up to 
individual users to customize their TW to match whatever size screen 
they're on. In this regard, TW5 on AndTidWiki works better. On Firefox, TW5 
doesn't seem to know about the edges of the screen and and lines continue 
past the edge without reformatting.

Mark



On Monday, September 26, 2016 at 9:51:47 AM UTC-7, Danielo Rodríguez wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> This is both a reflection, a touch of attention and a desperate call to 
> all the users that feels like me, if there is any.
>
> Three years ago when I first discovered tiddlywiki I found both, 
> TWClassing and TW5. I decided to go for TW5 because it looked much better 
> on my mobile, and that gave me a feeling of future-proof software. As 
> opposed to TWClassic, which remind me to the first mobile web experiences: 
> an unreadable bird view of a page that required to zoom and scroll all the 
> time. So, as I said, despite it's lacks and faults I go for tw 5.0.5
>
> After three years things haven't evolved for mobile users, or at least not 
> in the good way. The only community that grows is that one that doesn't 
> care about mobile, which is presumably the same that didn't care about it 
> on TWClassic before, but now on TW5. The only issues that are discussed and 
> the new features that are implemented doesn't care about mobile, it doesn't 
> matter, it is just take for granted, what we have is good enough. 
>
> I read this forum mostly from mobile, and when someone makes an 
> announcement, or posts a link to any new good stuff my first impression is 
> the one that I have from my phone. If I'm unable to use it comfortably on 
> mobile I usually close that tab and forget about it.
>
> In a world that is moving to "mobile first, forget about desktop focus on 
> mobile, mobile rules!" experiences, tiddlywiki community is moving on the 
> opposite direction. Twitter, Facebook and Github are examples of how doing 
> things well: If I add their page to my home screen I can't distinguish it 
> from a native app.
>
> Just to mention some examples, Jed Carty 
>  has a wiki that seems to hate mobile 
> screens, Mat's magic  
> seems to be restricted to desktop browsers, Cardo  
> requires so much horizontal scroll that I forget about what was at the left 
> side when I reach the other side of the wiki. I fought to death with Felix 
> to convince him to provide an alternative way of displaying Tiddlymap's 
> graphs, because on his extra-extra wide screen it was just fine to put 
> everything on the sidebar. A couple of alerts is enough to fill the 
> entire screen , 
> popups are used everywhere like they were a good idea, and the new search 
> mechanism on a popup is just *a bad joke*. Most of the users here don't 
> see any advantage on using NoteSelf because syncing an entire file of 
> *6MB* on their high bandwidth internet connections is not even 
> noticeable. And those are just some random examples on an entire sea of 
> issues for mobile users.
>
> I would ask to those tiddlywiki wizards that do not want to care about 
> mobile to totally disable their creations on mobile, because the lack of a 
> feature is better than a bad experience using it. Github for example 
> doesn't have all the features on their mobile version.
>
> Does anybody subscribe to any of the things that I said above? Am I the 
> only interested on using tiddlywiki on my mobile phone? I want to know this 
> because it maybe it will be easier to leave tiddlywiki and go with any of 
> the products that cares about mobile than fighting the entire community.
>
>

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Re: [tw] Re: TiddlyChrome and the elimination of Chrome Apps

[Eneko Gotzon]

On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 5:12 PM, Danielo Rodríguez 
wrote:

> Any link or reference to the announcement?


​If you are talking about the *Chrome app launcher* then read here: ​
Chromium Blog

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Re: [tw] Re: Am I alone on mobile usage of TW? Adapting mmenu or something likely for mobile navigation.

[Jan]

Hi Danielo, Hi Jed.
I think it depends on the Use-Case whether you need mobile.
Working on my actual project I am mostly sitting behind my desktop, 
though I would really like to have a failsave way to type in Ideas into 
my phone.
For my other TWC-project I really would love a better mobile Interface. 
I proposed to adapt a version of mmenu(http://mmenu.frebsite.nl/) some 
time ago in this list, because I think the key for mobile Menus is 
drilldown-navigation. Alas I failed to do it myself...


Jan


Am 26.09.2016 um 21:30 schrieb Jed Carty:
While I personally find most mobile devices (smart phones in 
particular) to be abominations I do think that you have plenty of 
valid points. Mainly in the places where the low-powered computing 
aspects are relevant. That said I do think that the practice that I 
have seen pushed so hard by many large tech companies of removing 
functionality form products because it doesn't work on the current 
paradigm of mobile interface is short sighted to the point of being 
actively harmful to the future by teaching a generation of technology 
users that if you can't do something on a 5 inch touch screen than you 
can't do it. The short version is that I think it is good that people 
are developing for a new thing, I think that it is horrible that 
people are actively advocating dropping any alternative in favor of 
something that has been deliberately designed to be limited. But that 
is a rant for another time.


I can not effectively use touch screens, I don't feel that in general 
they can be used effectively in the way that other interface paradigms 
can be, but they tend to be unresponsive and inconsistent when I try 
to use them. It may be something about my fingers. This probably 
colors my view of the subject. But because of this the only 
experiences I get are a powerful desktop, a variety of raspberry 
pi-based computers and a 14" tablet with an active stylus. So I have 
next to no idea what on my site does or doesn't work on anything 
smaller than that. I imagine that anything with tables is going to be 
horrible and the menu at the top is more or less unusable on most 
phones or smaller tablets. Recently, because of my work with the 
raspberry pis and embedded computing, I have been paying much more 
attention to computational load, and I am going to be working on 
creating some distributed mesh networks which is going to make 
limiting throughput important. I am hoping to use the pouchdb things 
you have made to make everything work better.


I would like to add more to tiddlywiki to help create things that can 
be easily used on a variety of screens. In my opinion the problem is 
that we (as in developers/designers in general) haven't worked out 
rules for what works and what doesn't yet. The general reaction being 
pushed is, as you said, "mobile first, forget about desktop focus on 
mobile, mobile rules!" which ignores anything other than mobile and on 
general principle I can't support something that intentionally limits 
people. I want something that works as well on a mobile device as on a 
desktop, but as long as the accepted way to do that is to cripple the 
desktop version I am not going to be involved. I am not very good at 
UI design in general and I haven't had much success and I am trying to 
get some of the designer people I work with to start focusing on the 
topic. Nothing has come from it yet though.

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[tw] Re: Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

[Josiah]

Danileo

I agree. TW is NOT responsive design built in. I think its becoming an 
issue on real usage. More and more issues are arising over interface flex. 
Rightly. 

I have been looking at mobile usage and trialing it. Its largely 
uninspiring.

Whilst much effort is put into expanding TW function, very little goes into 
responsive design. 

Part of that is you need people who understand the design issues. Part of 
it is embracing that TW is slightly more than "my solution on my platform". 
That extra step is actually quite hard because the CSS possibilities have 
not been at the foreground enough.

Best wishes
Josiah


On Monday, 26 September 2016 18:51:47 UTC+2, Danielo Rodríguez wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> This is both a reflection, a touch of attention and a desperate call to 
> all the users that feels like me, if there is any.
>
> Three years ago when I first discovered tiddlywiki I found both, 
> TWClassing and TW5. I decided to go for TW5 because it looked much better 
> on my mobile, and that gave me a feeling of future-proof software. As 
> opposed to TWClassic, which remind me to the first mobile web experiences: 
> an unreadable bird view of a page that required to zoom and scroll all the 
> time. So, as I said, despite it's lacks and faults I go for tw 5.0.5
>
> After three years things haven't evolved for mobile users, or at least not 
> in the good way. The only community that grows is that one that doesn't 
> care about mobile, which is presumably the same that didn't care about it 
> on TWClassic before, but now on TW5. The only issues that are discussed and 
> the new features that are implemented doesn't care about mobile, it doesn't 
> matter, it is just take for granted, what we have is good enough. 
>
> I read this forum mostly from mobile, and when someone makes an 
> announcement, or posts a link to any new good stuff my first impression is 
> the one that I have from my phone. If I'm unable to use it comfortably on 
> mobile I usually close that tab and forget about it.
>
> In a world that is moving to "mobile first, forget about desktop focus on 
> mobile, mobile rules!" experiences, tiddlywiki community is moving on the 
> opposite direction. Twitter, Facebook and Github are examples of how doing 
> things well: If I add their page to my home screen I can't distinguish it 
> from a native app.
>
> Just to mention some examples, Jed Carty 
>  has a wiki that seems to hate mobile 
> screens, Mat's magic  
> seems to be restricted to desktop browsers, Cardo  
> requires so much horizontal scroll that I forget about what was at the left 
> side when I reach the other side of the wiki. I fought to death with Felix 
> to convince him to provide an alternative way of displaying Tiddlymap's 
> graphs, because on his extra-extra wide screen it was just fine to put 
> everything on the sidebar. A couple of alerts is enough to fill the 
> entire screen , 
> popups are used everywhere like they were a good idea, and the new search 
> mechanism on a popup is just *a bad joke*. Most of the users here don't 
> see any advantage on using NoteSelf because syncing an entire file of 
> *6MB* on their high bandwidth internet connections is not even 
> noticeable. And those are just some random examples on an entire sea of 
> issues for mobile users.
>
> I would ask to those tiddlywiki wizards that do not want to care about 
> mobile to totally disable their creations on mobile, because the lack of a 
> feature is better than a bad experience using it. Github for example 
> doesn't have all the features on their mobile version.
>
> Does anybody subscribe to any of the things that I said above? Am I the 
> only interested on using tiddlywiki on my mobile phone? I want to know this 
> because it maybe it will be easier to leave tiddlywiki and go with any of 
> the products that cares about mobile than fighting the entire community.
>
>

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Re: [tw] How can I render the results of a list to static text in a new tiddler?

[Jan]

Hi Thomas,
You're right, this works!
Thanks a lot.

Jan


Am 26.09.2016 um 13:17 schrieb Thomas Elmiger:

Hi Jan
This is how I THINK, it might work (see below). The Wikify widget 
defines the value of a variable (here: output) as text.

Good luck!
Thomas

\define generatereport()
(1)<$list filter="[rating[1]]">~{{!!title}}
(2)<$list filter="[rating[2]]">~{{!!title}}
(3)<$list filter="[rating[3]]">~{{!!title}}

(idee)<$list filter="[tag[Idee]]">~{{!!
source}}">
\end

<$button>
<$wikify name="output" text=<>>
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title="Umfrageergebnisse"
text=<>/>
Generate Report



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[tw] Re: Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

[Jed Carty]

While I personally find most mobile devices (smart phones in particular) to 
be abominations I do think that you have plenty of valid points. Mainly in 
the places where the low-powered computing aspects are relevant. That said 
I do think that the practice that I have seen pushed so hard by many large 
tech companies of removing functionality form products because it doesn't 
work on the current paradigm of mobile interface is short sighted to the 
point of being actively harmful to the future by teaching a generation of 
technology users that if you can't do something on a 5 inch touch screen 
than you can't do it. The short version is that I think it is good that 
people are developing for a new thing, I think that it is horrible that 
people are actively advocating dropping any alternative in favor of 
something that has been deliberately designed to be limited. But that is a 
rant for another time.

I can not effectively use touch screens, I don't feel that in general they 
can be used effectively in the way that other interface paradigms can be, 
but they tend to be unresponsive and inconsistent when I try to use them. 
It may be something about my fingers. This probably colors my view of the 
subject. But because of this the only experiences I get are a powerful 
desktop, a variety of raspberry pi-based computers and a 14" tablet with an 
active stylus. So I have next to no idea what on my site does or doesn't 
work on anything smaller than that. I imagine that anything with tables is 
going to be horrible and the menu at the top is more or less unusable on 
most phones or smaller tablets. Recently, because of my work with the 
raspberry pis and embedded computing, I have been paying much more 
attention to computational load, and I am going to be working on creating 
some distributed mesh networks which is going to make limiting throughput 
important. I am hoping to use the pouchdb things you have made to make 
everything work better.

I would like to add more to tiddlywiki to help create things that can be 
easily used on a variety of screens. In my opinion the problem is that we 
(as in developers/designers in general) haven't worked out rules for what 
works and what doesn't yet. The general reaction being pushed is, as you 
said, "mobile first, forget about desktop focus on mobile, mobile rules!" 
which ignores anything other than mobile and on general principle I can't 
support something that intentionally limits people. I want something that 
works as well on a mobile device as on a desktop, but as long as the 
accepted way to do that is to cripple the desktop version I am not going to 
be involved. I am not very good at UI design in general and I haven't had 
much success and I am trying to get some of the designer people I work with 
to start focusing on the topic. Nothing has come from it yet though.

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[tw] Re: Advice on Which TiddlyWiki adaptation I should go with

[Mat]

On Monday, September 26, 2016 at 8:11:41 PM UTC+2, Nag Y wrote:
>
> would you mind suggesting me the plugins to customize editor toolbar and 
> editor ( like HTMLEditor ) 
>

Do you mean the editor and its toolbar that you see in tiddler edit mode? 
I'm afraid I don't quite know of any plugins to customize these - but I 
doubt there are (m)any considering how new the current "visual" editor 
toolbar is. That said, everything IS customizable.
I also don't know what HTMLEditor is (search 

).

Not much of an answer, sorry.

<:-)

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[tw] Re: Advice on Which TiddlyWiki adaptation I should go with

[Nag Y]

would you mind suggesting me the plugins to customize editor toolbar and 
editor ( like HTMLEditor ) 

On Monday, 26 September 2016 23:00:40 UTC+5:30, Mat wrote:
>
> You should go with the only official+actively developed one, i.e 
> TiddlyWiki5 from http://tiddlywiki.com/
>
> Drag'n drop is unfortunately very limited in TW.
>
> <:-)
>

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[tw] Re: Advice on Which TiddlyWiki adaptation I should go with

[Mat]

You should go with the only official+actively developed one, i.e 
TiddlyWiki5 from http://tiddlywiki.com/

Drag'n drop is unfortunately very limited in TW.

<:-)

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[tw] Re: Now I post my first Wiki for public viewing

[Mat]

Hi Jeffrey

On Monday, September 26, 2016 at 4:57:53 AM UTC+2, JWHoneycutt wrote:
>
> TaDa!
>
> jwhoneycutt2.tiddlyspot.com
>

I'm guessing you're using the "...cutt2" because you think your original 
jwhoneycutt.tiddlyspot.com is "broken" - but this is not the case. If you 
would prefer to use your original tiddlyspot address, you can simply save 
the "...2" onto the original one to overwrite it. You do this via 
Ctrlpanel>Saving and merely fill in jwhoneycutt and the password for 
that(!) original tiddlyspot, i.e the password that you made up when 
registering that first one.

What I just described is actually what happens every time you save to 
tiddlyspot; i.e you take the TW that you currently see in your browser and 
save it (on-)to that tiddlyspot replacing whatever TW was there before. 
(You can find the overwritten versions at ..cutt.tiddlyspot.com/backups ).


If I password protect this tiddlyspot wiki called "TestWiki", will others 
> be able to see it? 
>

There is a password for the tiddlyspot server and there is the password *tool 
*for the actual TW.
If your TW is locked via the password tool (sidebar>tools>Setpassword) then 
nobody can read the TW without unlocking it, be it on your local computer 
or hosted on the web.  If passsword protected a tiddlyspot, others can rsee 
and even edit it temporarily *but not save/overwrite it*.
 

Is tiddlyspot going away? Should I keep trying to host on GitHub with 
> Travis-CI ?
>

As Mario says - absolutely no indication of that.

<:-)

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[tw] Advice on Which TiddlyWiki adaptation I should go with

[Nag Y]

I am using zim wiki so far, and i wanted to use a wiki that allows me to 
structure the information hierarchically . Zim is great, but The 
limitations with zim is   it didnt have formating capabilities ( for eg 
highlighting the text with different colors ) and other things ... then i 
come across Tiddlywiki and it looks promosing and i happened to install few 
plugins to get the functionality what i need to some extent.

Kindly suggest me a TiddlyWiki adaptation that is great which comes with 
HTML area editor and sidebar  with drag and drop capability.

Thanks

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[tw] Am I alone on mobile usage of TW?

[Danielo Rodríguez]

Hello,

This is both a reflection, a touch of attention and a desperate call to all 
the users that feels like me, if there is any.

Three years ago when I first discovered tiddlywiki I found both, TWClassing 
and TW5. I decided to go for TW5 because it looked much better on my 
mobile, and that gave me a feeling of future-proof software. As opposed to 
TWClassic, which remind me to the first mobile web experiences: an 
unreadable bird view of a page that required to zoom and scroll all the 
time. So, as I said, despite it's lacks and faults I go for tw 5.0.5

After three years things haven't evolved for mobile users, or at least not 
in the good way. The only community that grows is that one that doesn't 
care about mobile, which is presumably the same that didn't care about it 
on TWClassic before, but now on TW5. The only issues that are discussed and 
the new features that are implemented doesn't care about mobile, it doesn't 
matter, it is just take for granted, what we have is good enough. 

I read this forum mostly from mobile, and when someone makes an 
announcement, or posts a link to any new good stuff my first impression is 
the one that I have from my phone. If I'm unable to use it comfortably on 
mobile I usually close that tab and forget about it.

In a world that is moving to "mobile first, forget about desktop focus on 
mobile, mobile rules!" experiences, tiddlywiki community is moving on the 
opposite direction. Twitter, Facebook and Github are examples of how doing 
things well: If I add their page to my home screen I can't distinguish it 
from a native app.

Just to mention some examples, Jed Carty  
has a wiki that seems to hate mobile screens, Mat's magic 
 seems to be restricted to 
desktop browsers, Cardo  requires so much horizontal 
scroll that I forget about what was at the left side when I reach the other 
side of the wiki. I fought to death with Felix to convince him to provide 
an alternative way of displaying Tiddlymap's graphs, because on his 
extra-extra wide screen it was just fine to put everything on the sidebar. 
A couple of alerts is enough to fill the entire screen 
, popups are used 
everywhere like they were a good idea, and the new search mechanism on a 
popup is just *a bad joke*. Most of the users here don't see any advantage 
on using NoteSelf because syncing an entire file of *6MB* on their high 
bandwidth internet connections is not even noticeable. And those are just 
some random examples on an entire sea of issues for mobile users.

I would ask to those tiddlywiki wizards that do not want to care about 
mobile to totally disable their creations on mobile, because the lack of a 
feature is better than a bad experience using it. Github for example 
doesn't have all the features on their mobile version.

Does anybody subscribe to any of the things that I said above? Am I the 
only interested on using tiddlywiki on my mobile phone? I want to know this 
because it maybe it will be easier to leave tiddlywiki and go with any of 
the products that cares about mobile than fighting the entire community.

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[tw] Re: TiddlyChrome and the elimination of Chrome Apps

[Danielo Rodríguez]

Any link or reference to the announcement?

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[tw] TiddlyChrome and the elimination of Chrome Apps

[Andy Pastuszak]

Google announced that it will no longer support Chrome apps on the desktop 
builds of Chrome.

This is putting a lot of developers in a bad place, I am sure.  Does this 
mean that TiddlyChrome is pretty much dead now?

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Re: [tw] How can I render the results of a list to static text in a new tiddler?

[Thomas Elmiger]

Hi Jan
This is how I THINK, it might work (see below). The Wikify widget defines 
the value of a variable (here: output) as text. 
Good luck! 
Thomas

\define generatereport() 
(1)<$list filter="[rating[1]]">~{{!!title}} 
(2)<$list filter="[rating[2]]">~{{!!title}} 
(3)<$list filter="[rating[3]]">~{{!!title}} 

(idee)<$list filter="[tag[Idee]]">~{{!!
source}}"> 
\end 

<$button> 
<$wikify name="output" text=<>>
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title="Umfrageergebnisse" 
text=<>/> 
Generate Report 
 
 

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[tw] Re: Now I post my first Wiki for public viewing

[PMario]

Hi Jeffrey,
Welcome!

On Monday, September 26, 2016 at 4:57:53 AM UTC+2, JWHoneycutt wrote:
>
> jwhoneycutt2.tiddlyspot.com
>
> If I password protect this tiddlyspot wiki called "TestWiki", will others 
> be able to see it? 
>

The password used at tiddlyspot is only needed if you want to save the TW 
back to the spot. It has nothing to do with tiddlywiki's built in 
encryption.
 

> Is tiddlyspot going away?
>

You may confuse tiddlyspot.com with tiddlyspace.com. tiddlyspace will go 
away at the end of the year. 

I'm not the owner of tiddlyspot, so I can't say, what they are up too. But 
at the moment there is no indication that it goes away.

 

> Should I keep trying to host on GitHub with Travis-CI ?
>

If you are comfortable with the mechanism, this may be an option. 

have fun!
-mario

PS: Did read your tw. .. There are a lot more questions :)

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[tw] Re: [TW5] use a title as a list - or maybe another proposal?

[Stephan Hradek]

Moin Tobias!

Am Freitag, 23. September 2016 20:50:30 UTC+2 schrieb Tobias Beer:
 

> What recipients? And what are they to receive?
>

Colleagues who have to take over the handling of the issues
 

>  What data, for use where?
>

The list of issues and related tickets. I also received the list from a 
colleague in form of a mail. To sort and classify it, I use TW5. Now I have 
to pass the work to other colleagues. My stupid idea is to just hand them 
the TW5 so they can do whatever they prefer. Maybe they will put all the 
data into Jira or Confluence. I don't know and I don't care.
 

> It's pretty straight forward to implement a custom search for a *tickets *
> field.
>

 know. 

 That would be the idea, yes... to add conditional ViewTemplates 
> that 
> show stuff conditionally at both *issue* tiddlers as well as *ticket* 
> tiddlers... the related lists so to speak.
>

Still they won't be visible inside the tiddler when editing it, ust in the 
fields. Anyhow - that's what I did already.
 

> If you want, I can get you a scaffolding off which to work. Will have to 
> wait until Monday, though.
>

Thanks for the offer. I think, I won't need it.

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