*PMario *thank you for sharing this! ProseMirror seem very nice! It utilises a native html attribute *contenteditable="true"* and places each paragraph as a sperate <p> inside the editable <div>. I was also trying out this attribute before, but got into troubles of being able to paste in rich text. I have to experiment more with it.
If we could rewrite/update this plugin to support wikitext, that would be amazing. Unfortunately, I don't know TW enough to estimate how much work is that. I will play around at least a bit to see. 300kB seems a bit much, no? But probably they have a lot of features there, it seems like a minimal but powerful project. Regarding the design studies, yes the link you posted now is the latest design prototype, I will soon update it with the latest comments from the forum. But I don't want to progress much, until I am sure that editor can be really simplified, I believe that's the core direction to move into now. So probably I will do all design exploration/studies in that direction mainly. And also find ways to prototype the writing experience, because in Figma I run into limitations, I can't really prototype how it feels to type and edit text. So I need to do some coding to prototype, as I could not find a prototyping tool that would support me in this case. ––––––––– *Mat *yes! Great project! I see SuperTiddlers as the next step after making the editor more usable. I've tried to understand other things you wrote, but I am afraid I am not into TW enough to understand you yet, sorry, but others will probably see what you mean, haha.;) I think I understand what you mean about having different modes with different views. But for the content writing/producing I really would rather have one mode/view only. And later on, if you want to display/show/publish/structure your content further more, I would introduce another mode for putting your content into structure. But I see the first main use case, as starting to write and build your interlinked knowledge freely. And that should come with as little friction but with most power as possible. RoamResearch do it well. ––––––––– David Gifford yes, that a needed feature. If you look at ProseMirror it already has all those features (except tab to nest). But first we want to simplify the instant writing experience and write the wikitext hehind scenes. All the other features you mentioned are very much needed! I know it will take time... But that's the direction to go, slowly but steadily, if TW should become more accessible to all users. ––––––––– Saq Imtiaz good idea! -- 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/75075aa0-4a4c-47f8-9bdd-14519ddb21c1%40googlegroups.com.
