I put together, for the giggles, a quick and dirty picture of what I'm
thinking.
A nice little HTML file that, when opened in the browser, shows a tiddler
editor.
So just a small text editor that allows entering TW wikitext markup, with a
preview window. Well, a preview window that only
Although that does look pretty sweet ...
I have a Chromebook, which I rather like because of the lightness /
minimalism of living in a web browser.
Although I could install the Linux version of VSCode, it would be quicker
for me to load a TiddlyWiki from Google Drive whenever I want to just
If you want to skip loading a TW into memory, and just work on TID files, I
would actually suggest VSCode and my TW5 Syntax plugin:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=joshua-fontany.tw5-syntax
This has hot-key shortcuts that allow you to create the block of metadata
Nah, Chromebook. Half-a-dozen TiddlyWikis. All on Google Drive and
accessed with TiddlyDrive. I don't really want to have all of them open
all day for whenever I might have a thought.
I much prefer throw notes in quickly loaded small/distraction-free apps, so
it is just a quick trip to the
hi i'm guessing you're on android? i'm on an old iphone and i basically
have tiddlywiki open all day using quine2. been using saq's streams lately
with a tweaked shortcut to save tiddler+stream, shift+z. works really well
for quick notetaking on ios. have customised the layout quite a bit (
I just found a better reference (i.e. in-browser simple text
editor): https://browserpad.org/
That one knows filename when opening a file, and remembers that filename on
"save" ("save/export", in my mind.)
If that thing had TW formatting buttons and a preview pane, it would be
exactly what
In regards to open and save *(just for
reference: https://www.outpan.com/app/e7d5b37405/mytextarea)* ...
I'm thinking an open button like the one in that editor, and an export/save
button that works exactly like the tiddler export button in TiddlyWiki,
with just the TID option or with
Define backward.
To me, it is like the difference between a small text editor and a word
processor. Using a text editor for certain things, instead of a full Word
Processor isn't going backwards. It is just using the simplest tool that
makes sense for an immediate need.
Same thing for
On Saturday, August 7, 2021 at 4:19:52 PM UTC+2 cj.v...@gmail.com wrote:
i.e. just what is needed to create/edit/save WikiText (à la TiddlyWiki) to
> a TID file. Nothing else.
>
TLDR;
You are right, we may be able to strip about half of the *UI* size, but
this would mean we will go
Well, something like that, but not the TiddlyWiki full monty.
i.e. just what is needed to create/edit/save WikiText (à la TiddlyWiki) to
a TID file. Nothing else.
No refresh mechanism going on, no loading up a whole TiddlyWiki (with all
the tiddlers and plugins), blazingly fast open of a small
I suspect you would find this prototype by JD of interest:
http://j.d.fullscreen.tiddlyspot.com/
Click the "fullscreen" button in the tiddler toolbar, and then turn on the
preview in the editor.
TiddlyWiki has a mechanism to allow you to switch between page layouts
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