Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Mat & Jan I believe it's been updated by someone else? Anyway, we talking PHP scripts here to save to remote, right? That is the pull? There has been work on that. I just can't immediately find the good recent discussion on it in the Google Swamp. Josiah On Monday, 21 May 2018 20:40:00 UTC+2

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Jan wrote: > > Thanks Mat. > Really really usefull. > Do you know tiddlyspeck by Robert Pyke? > I didn't know about TiddlySpeck but it sounds interesting. So if it is "an open source version of TiddlySpot", then I interpret this to mean that it is a s

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

> > Hi Simon, I am a great fan of Knödel. > Tiddlyspeck is a Kind of OpenSource Installation for hosting Tiddlyspot. > Like Tiddlyspot it is still TWClassic, so it could need a tiny repackaging > for TW5. > > Hi Jan, yes I've seen that it's sort of an open-source tiddlyspot, which is interestin

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Hi Simon, I am a great fan of Knödel. Tiddlyspeck is a Kind of OpenSource Installation for hosting Tiddlyspot. Like Tiddlyspot it is still TWClassic, so it could need a tiny repackaging for TW5. Yours Jan Yours JanAm 21.05.2018 um 09:48 schrieb BurningTreeC: Do you know tiddlyspeck by

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

> > > Do you know tiddlyspeck by Robert Pyke? > > mmh, getting hungry now. Btw, in SouthTyrol we make the best Speck. I found a link: https://github.com/robertpyke/tiddly-speck -- You re

Re: [tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

Thanks Mat. Really really usefull. Do you know tiddlyspeck by Robert Pyke? Jan Am 20.05.2018 um 22:01 schrieb Mat: OK, as mentioned some week ago I am building a tool so people can figure out *which "TW back-end" is best for them*. Here it is: http://backend.tiddlyspot.com It is now decent e

[tw5] @creators of TW servers, back-ends, etc

OK, as mentioned some week ago I am building a tool so people can figure out *which "TW back-end" is best for them*. Here it is: http://backend.tiddlyspot.com It is now decent enough(!) to have data filled in regarding the many *servers, hosting services, TW-managers*... more? So, @creators -