El jueves, 27 de agosto de 2015, 10:29:00 (UTC+2), D John escribió:
Do you mind if I clarify my concerns ?
In order to clarify your concerns fully. Could you explain me what kind of
arbitrary code do you want to run? An a small example would definitively
help to understand.
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You
You learnt it in one year and found it is easy? Awesome.
Good for You. Now move along with it please..
This is *plain Old English* !!
Yet you don't seem to be intelligent enough to understand that.
All you need to understand is that your help is unsolicited.
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Rainbow
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On Friday, August 28, 2015 at 9:14:50 AM UTC-7, D John wrote:
You learnt it in one year and found it is easy? Awesome.
Good for You. Now move along with it please..
This is *plain Old English* !!
Yet you don't seem to be intelligent enough to understand that.
All you need to
Are you talking with me? If so I think you are the kind of person than can only
do damage to any kind of project. We don't need your help neither. And as long
as you are not smart enough to understand tiddlywiky I think I can use a
similar sentence that the one you have thrown to me: no one
El miércoles, 26 de agosto de 2015, 8:26:08 (UTC+2), D John escribió:
But tiddly on iOS is a greater idea. It is a lot of fun for programmers to
RTFM and learn a new scripting language subset.
[...]
From a content creator's perspective, it is a handicap Tiddlywiki cannot
run Plain old
Dude,
Calm down. I was not bashing Tiddlywiki.
And I still don't see the non-sense situation you saw. Not being able to
run plain JS is a handicap. Having to learn a new language subset is good
only for programmers who want brag about learning it in no time. Not for
me. See the difference ?
Just to clarify some of the background to TiddlyWiki's approach to
JavaScript, the DOM etc.
The way that TiddlyWiki works is very simple: it is a pipeline for
processing wikitext into the DOM, and from there into static HTML. That's
the single process at the heat of all the complexity one sees
The question was not a rhetoric.
It was intended to make Tiddlywiki better than Filemaker and vice versa.
Ecosystems improve only when there is competition. Otherwise they just keep
advertising and believing they are 'awesomer' than other 'awesomes' in
other.. Well. Ecosystems..
Filemaker
Your app would be deployed under iOS in the same way as any other app. I've
never submitted one myself but apple say There are no hosting fees and
Apple handles all payment processing. You receive 70% of sales revenue.
(https://developer.apple.com/programs/). The process would be similar to
Like mentioned earlier, selling the Missing manual for tiddlywiki on iOS
will help to
1. Show what can be done with Tiddlywiki.
2. show how to make interactive multimedia apps with Tiddlypip
3. It will help the developers earn money. I will gladly buy it using an
iTunes card.
4. It will help us
I think the idea is for the Tiddlywiki manual to be given away for free.
Jeremy seems to think that it will be fairly straightforward to put content
in the app store using TW. It should be just as secure from 'pirates' as
any other web-stack app ported to the native app format - which is to say
Hi,
@Mario, reiterating your comments...
We loose control over TW5 one the user downloads a copy. He is then free to
use the same, anonymously, in any manner he wishes.
The user will reestablish contact with the server when (and if) he wished
to download a plugin. But since the plugin library
On Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at 7:52:09 AM UTC+2, Atul Grover wrote:
Dear all,
Can we have a way of monetizing the content delivered via plugins?
IMO. Not really. You can hide your plugins behind a pay wall. So users can
only download them if they have access.
The problem is:
- As soon
Hi
I would love to be able to sell content on iOS using TiddlyWiki ecosystem.
Not too long ago posted a suggestion to Eric. Then removed it cos I don't
know how the implementation should be.
Anyways, IMHO
You can't expect everyone in the world to donate money to you for your
projects using
Hoping to see the Tiddly Wiki Missing Manual on iOS to prove the point
that content can be protected from pirates and delivered on iOS as apps. It
will work as a tool for demonstrating and learning Tiddlywiki on iOS.
But then, What better can Tiddlywiki ecosystem be able to do than an
indexed
Dear all,
Can we have a way of monetizing the content delivered via plugins?
The plugin management system can be used for delivering customized content
for individuals/corporate.
Can we monetize for educational/counseling services (via xAPI/LRD
integration) for creating 'learning dashboards'
Hi Paris
Excellent ! That is a great step forward ! There is a definite need to
address the mobile tools, smarphones and tablets.
Yes, this is something I've been itching to do ever since TiddlyWiki5 got
out of beta.
As you know, and upon your advice, I within the last three months worked
I'm not Apple-based and don't have anything substantive to offer other than
goodwill. I am guessing you will need to differentiate from other platforms
and I would suggest your USP should be to support some kind of
recommendation engine that allows students and/or staff to build a text
Another interesting approach might be something like this
http://classroom-aid.com/mobile-learning-authoring/claro-pricing-vs-features/
where extended capabilities needed for comercial purposes are added as a
premium feature and are not a part of the opensource effort if you wanted
to go that
Jeremy,
Excellent ! That is a great step forward ! There is a definite need to
address the mobile tools, smarphones and tablets.
As you know, and upon your advice, I within the last three months worked
with Eric in order to run a mockup for Android by using the Phonegap/
Cordova service by
I have many of the resources needed to support the development of a set of
Real Estate applications, particularly in Canada as an initial focus.
Small incremental steps would be quite acceptable, especially if a working
Pilot/Prototype could be available in time for the 2015-Spring market
Thanks for the feedback everyone. Detailed responses below.
Mat: would these solutions then be proprietary outside of TW? Might such
an endeavour actually hamper regular TW development?
TiddlyPip would be a set of tools that work with TiddlyWiki to create these
custom iOS applications. They
Hi Danielo
Im particually interested on this scenario. Specially the multy-device
sync. I wrote one manual for my company L1 and I used TW for allow readers
to make notes using the Alberto's plugins.
Do you think L1 might be interesting in backing the development? :)
# Create a full end-user
I would be very interested in helping out. Unfortunately I am not sure if I
have anything significant to offer for a project like this. I am hoping to
work with Richard on the textbook, and was looking into other similar texts
that could be converted once the problems are worked out making this
I think this is a fantastic idea that once running could be extended to
other platforms such as android, and windows store ecosystems easily once
established! We have a group of people on our xAPI cohort team from an
educational company called IDS who might be very interested in leveraging
Hi Jeremy,
This is very interesting.
Did you see the maths textbook that I posted a link to
recently?
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/Tiddlywiki/math/tiddlywiki/ZwPkUCfDzqI/xWOCz0LrZ9QJ
I am interested in the possibility of deploying content like this in the
app store, but it's
Side note / disclaimer I already own TWEdit
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/twedit/id409607956?mt=8 and I would pay
for a version by you that is TW5 based.
I also own (it is free) As Noted http://asnoted.com/ which has roots in
TW.
Most of my efforts are 'not for profit' endeavors as that is
Do you have an idea for TiddlyWiki content that you think people might pay
for?
I'll focus on the word might
Soon I hope to start work on a tool for place managers. It will be based on
the OMM I (with great help from Eric and Tobias and many others) developed
a few years ago [1]
OMM has a
# Support publishing custom, TiddlyWiki-based applications, such as
tw5.scholars. It wouldn't appear to be a TiddlyWiki file: it would behave
like a custom app for scholarly notetaking (including multi-device sync)
Im particually interested on this scenario. Specially the multy-device
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