>... I'm just not sure where to invest my time. I use core as well with minimal set-up - no fields, limited plugins to future-proof parsing down the road to another system if browser dependency someday breaks.
But there are so many cool things that it is hard not to try/play :-) and if you think of TiddlyWiki as a document as well as a database, quine, SPA et al, you can have as many different forms you want: a template wiki, playground testing wiki, project wiki, subject matter wikipedia-type wiki, wikiwiki, etc The import/export is mature and versatile to port amongst and beyond. If I want to try something new, i template empty.html by tagging nifty imported stuff that works well with a tag like TwAddOn. That way I can export - import to a new iteration as needed. Even though i also use another wiki, TiddlyWiki is so fast for prototyping and the learning curve/self-contained interoperability is waay lower than setting up LAMP and trying to send that by email to a friend :-) Well worth the time to play with. The nice thing is TiddlyWiki has stood the test of time and remains fresh with great helpful experts/enthusiasts/community and surprisingly refreshingly progressive upgrades/updates from Jeremy et al. Have fun, another tony On Friday, September 11, 2020 at 1:27:58 PM UTC-7 [email protected] wrote: > Same here. At first I used the core version only. Then I began to fix some > things I did not like using CSS only. Writing my own extensions – first > macros, later plugins and themes – made me feel safe, knowing exactly what > was going on. Every time I had to overwrite core stuff, I did it with bad > conscience, out of fear that I might get problems with the next versions. > Recently I learned that even a CSS-only approach is not safe. Core-updates > might (did) change HTML structure and thus break CSS optimisations. > > On the other hand: When you have built a solution that works for you, you > don’t *have* to upgrade. A TiddlyWiki can work for decades without any > updates. > -- 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/e4e2edc8-f119-4eaf-90fd-9479f637fa8bn%40googlegroups.com.
