[tw5] Posts should be now cross-posted to the Talk TiddlyWiki Discourse again

For those that are interested, it was related to an SSL / root certificate that caused havoc all over the Internet. The Discourse team made an update which appears to have fixed it. Further details / comments / questions in the meta thread here:

[tw5] Re: To structure or not to structure? Depends, eh?

Pff, it is stuff that has been swirling and expanding in my head since the early 90's and I still can't coherently spell it out. You've got it down to an art-form from my perspective. I am frigging envious. On Tuesday, October 5, 2021 at 12:17:08 AM UTC-3 TW Tones wrote: > Thanks Charlie, >

[tw5] Re: To structure or not to structure? Depends, eh?

Thanks Charlie, But thanks to your inspiration for raising the the "conceptual issue", in a way it allowed me to state my thinking on the subject. Ideas, I feel I have failed to express so far. Tones On Tuesday, 5 October 2021 at 13:50:57 UTC+11 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote: > Crap. Forgot to

[tw5] Re: To structure or not to structure? Depends, eh?

Anybody interested in this kind of stuff, I am influenced by (re software development, database development, and "intertwingularity mapping"): - *Scott Ambler*. - Scott Ambler's

[tw5] Re: To structure or not to structure? Depends, eh?

Crap. Forgot to say: your post is a damned fine contribution to the knowledge base. On Monday, October 4, 2021 at 9:13:29 PM UTC-3 TW Tones wrote: > Charlie, > > There is in fact a middle way between structured and unstructured. An > example would be if you were building a contact database

[tw5] Re: To structure or not to structure? Depends, eh?

Well, yeah. I live in the gray. Everything you're talking about, that was the whole point of this little project I had in mind: pit the two extremes against each other, and then drop in everything in between. It is what I hope my (subsequently posted) "Collaborative Recipes TiddlyWiki

[tw5] Re: To structure or not to structure? Depends, eh?

Charlie, There is in fact a middle way between structured and unstructured. An example would be if you were building a contact database and when it came to meeting extended family at holiday times and asked them for their phone number, you also noted down their parents names. You could even

Re: [tw5] Announcing the release of TiddlyWiki v5.2.0

Thank you very much! This looks like it will be a significant watershed for me and my Associates. We will be a while upgrading our existing capabilities and learning how to use the new release in the relatively complicated environment that has grown up around us. Once that is over, however

[tw5] Re: Tiddlywiki - Database

Hi, many thanks for your support and efforts to get it to work. Sorry, that I could not get earlier back to you, because i was off for a weekend trip! Again, many many thanks ! Now, I will modify the Contact database to use ist as a small system to record my car expenses. best regards,

Re: [tw5] Announcing the release of TiddlyWiki v5.2.0

> Congrats! This is very exciting. Does this affect node.js' storage of > tiddlers at all at this time? i.e. Are they stored as json, or in the .tid > file format still? No, the JSON store area is only used with the single file edition. There are no major changes to the way that tiddler