Saq Imtiaz writes:
> @Nicolas
> Lovely work. The ToDoist inspiration is obvious (meant in a positive
> way!). As someone who has been sketching out plans to replicate some of the
> ToDoist workflow in TW off and on for the last couple of months, but not
> finding the time to get to it, this
Xavier Cazin writes:
Hi Xavier,
> Wonderful, plugin definitely adopted !
Thanks, really glad you like it!
Nico
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Hi all,
I've just finished my first TW plugin:
https://nicolas.petton.fr/tw/project-manager.html
I'm completely new to TiddlyWiki, and I did this as an experiment to see
how good TiddlyWiki could be as a web application platform.
It turns out to be absolutely great, I don't think I've ever
Nicolas Petton writes:
>> I think you’ve stumbled on a limitation of
>> $tw.utils.repackPlugin(). It’s actually quite an old way to build
>> plugins, and now the Tinka plugin is more widely used, and may be
>> worth checking out,
It actually works (both using
Hi,
I've started making a plugin in the browser (without nodejs), and
everything went fine during the first packing. All the tiddlers included
in the plugin became shadow tiddlers as expected, and the plugin works
just fine.
My issue is that now each time I try to make a change to one of the
Jeremy Ruston writes:
> Hi Nico
Hi Jeremy,
> I think you’ve stumbled on a limitation of
> $tw.utils.repackPlugin(). It’s actually quite an old way to build
> plugins, and now the Tinka plugin is more widely used, and may be
> worth checking out,
Unfortunately the Tinka plugin suffers from the
Mohammad writes:
> Hi Nico,
Hi Mohammad,
> A very clean and semantic implementation. Not only the Project Manager is a
> very powerful tool but the beautiful theme helped
> to have a clean and semantic working environment.
Thanks :)
> Minor suggestion:
> - The two yellowish icons for all
Mohammad writes:
> I see you have developed some nice tools (Progect Manager, Notebook
> theme,...) I may recommend to put the repo somewhere in GitHub or similar
> host
> for future reference issue tracking, ...
This was more of an experiment, and I had a lot of fun developing
it live
Xavier Cazin writes:
> Hi Nicolas,
Hi Xavier,
> A very elegant and useful TW5 app, thank you !
Thanks :)
> May I suggest one little improvement: in the Projects tab, it would be
> great if the projects were surrounded by a
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#DroppableWidget to easily transfer todos
Nicolas Petton writes:
> It actually works (both using `repackPlugin` and Tinka), but after the
> first repacking, a page reload is neeeded. (I haven't seen the issue
> with subsequent repacking).
I don't know how I missed this, but a reload warning is actually shown
upon first
Xavier Cazin writes:
> May I suggest one little improvement: in the Projects tab, it would be
> great if the projects were surrounded by a
> https://tiddlywiki.com/#DroppableWidget to easily transfer todos from the
> Inbox to any existing project.
Done :)
Cheers,
Nico
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Mohammad writes:
> Do you use TW 5.1.22 or older one?
I'm using 5.1.22, and reloading after the first repacking seems
necessary, but not after subsequent repackings.
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Hi all,
I haven't touched TW in quite some time. Yesterday I wanted to get back
to a project I started 6 months ago, and was quickly stuck when using
macros, realizing that my assumptions on how macro expansion works were
wrong.
I would expect macros to be expanded recursively, before any
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