Anne-Laure - I love your work on this - I have a few missing pieces, especially when "taking it to the next level"...
Constructive criticism, turned into a question, then an attempted demo of TW5 -> static website... Terminal commands display incorrectly - The font used to display the terminal command instructions smashes a - - double dash (no space between) into a single slightly longer dash, which makes the terminal command inoperable Single TW5.html vs. Node.js - I need to know the Pros and Cons of having a single TW5.html file versus deploying TW5 as a bunch of files using Node.js - I am particularly interested in the sustainment of a specific process ( ALLeCunff <#ALLeCunff> calls it "taking it to the next level") My ideal use case: - I keep (almost) all my wiki data in a growing single TW5.html file (currently over 20 Mbytes). Images and audio files are external calls. This master file contains private data as well as stuff I would like to post on my blog. - I would like to do all my editting and updating in this "master wiki" which I access via TiddlyDesktop. - Any tiddler that I want seen on my blog gets tagged "Public". - With as little effort as possible (after setup), I would like my personal gitHub repository to have the tiddlers (tagged Public) available for viewing. - Big Bonus for ability to register visitors and grant selective permission to access topics (an AirBnb treehouse in Costa Rica, a medical journal club, an entrepreneurship venture in development...) Link re: *Progress so far <#TW5%20as%20website%20generator>* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/64f919da-23cb-4e35-9abb-f053c0dc33b5%40googlegroups.com.
