> I literally just started writing it on Tuesday and it's still very much in active development, so I'm not ready to share anything yet, but I do eventually hope to make it into a plugin that complements TiddlyRemember, perhaps bundled with the other mnemonic-medium features.
Yes please do! I use TiddlyRemember all the time, but there are definitely some cases where I would benefit from an internal system. On Sunday, 3 January 2021 at 00:03:08 UTC Soren Bjornstad wrote: > Thanks in advance to everyone who's responded so far! Please feel free to > keep volunteering. I might not be able to involve everyone, but would > rather have too many on my list than too few, especially since people's > availability can change. > > Si, the native reviewer is pure wikitext using an Anki/SM2-like algorithm, > with each card in a tiddler and fields keeping track of the scheduling > information (right now it just tracks ease, interval, and the next due > date, but I'd like to track lapses and maybe review history in the future > as well). The cards aren't fully randomized at the moment – right now it > just filters on all the cards due today or in the past and does the first[] > operator and shows that card – but that's just a matter of plugging in a > randomize filter operator from somewhere. I literally just started writing > it on Tuesday and it's still very much in active development, so I'm not > ready to share anything yet, but I do eventually hope to make it into a > plugin that complements TiddlyRemember, perhaps bundled with the other > mnemonic-medium features. > > The primary weakness for someone not used to TiddlyWiki or spaced > repetition is needing to download the wiki and identify a method of saving > to keep their progress, which might scare people off from the start. > Obviously, in this use case that's not a big problem since the content is > about learning TiddlyWiki, but it might limit the broad usefulness of the > tool. A really cool addition would be a web service that could > automatically clone a copy of the wiki out to a cloud-hosted location for > the user (maybe embedding the access credentials in the wiki as it did so?). > > On Saturday, January 2, 2021 at 3:14:22 PM UTC-6 si wrote: > >> Hi Soren, >> >> This might be slightly offtopic, but I'm curious how you have implemented >> the native reviewer? Is this something that you would be willing to share >> publicly? >> >> I also would be keen to take part in reviewing the book. Though although >> I have a lot to learn about TiddlyWiki, I would not consider myself a >> beginner (but definitely not an expert). >> >> Looks like a great project! >> >> On Friday, 1 January 2021 at 17:28:07 UTC Mohammad wrote: >> >>> If there is a plan to create a website as a self tutorial for TW >>> beginners an idea like >>> >>> https://cssgridgarden.com/ >>> >>> is good. This can be simply created using Tiddlywiki. >>> >>> I think Eric Shulman filter generator is something like the above. I >>> highly recommend Eric stuff for such purposes. >>> >>> The Regexp in Tiddlywiki, a collaborative work by Mark S, Josiah and me >>> is another example (http://tw-regexp.tiddlyspot.com/) >>> >>> TW-Scripts is always a great place to start! >>> >>> >>> Best wishes >>> Mohammad >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Dec 31, 2020 at 3:04 AM Soren Bjornstad <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Hi all, >>>> >>>> As the end of the year approaches and I start planning personal goals >>>> for next year, I thought I'd share an early update on a project I'm really >>>> excited about and hope will be a boon for the TiddlyWiki community: a >>>> TiddlyWiki textbook (written in TiddlyWiki, of course). >>>> >>>> Right now we have (mostly) good technical documentation for advanced >>>> users, a thriving Google group, and plenty of introductions to TiddlyWiki, >>>> but nothing that bridges the gap by helping new users who are serious >>>> about >>>> learning the ins and outs of TiddlyWiki to build a complete understanding >>>> of TiddlyWiki concepts. That's what I'm hoping to fix. >>>> >>>> One of the other things I'm excited about is my included prototype of a >>>> mnemonic >>>> medium >>>> <https://notes.andymatuschak.org/z4rRX3qwSSJRsEkdXKwH2shamgHNeRthrMLiF> in >>>> TiddlyWiki built on top of my TiddlyRemember plugin. This allows simple >>>> prompts to be embedded in the text, then reviewed at regular intervals >>>> controlled by a spaced-repetition algorithm, either with a simple >>>> native-TiddlyWiki reviewer or in Anki <https://apps.ankiweb.net/> via >>>> TiddlyRemember. With this medium, learning and retaining large amounts of >>>> new terminology and syntax is much easier. >>>> >>>> [image: Screenshot from 2020-12-30 17-08-30.png] >>>> >>>> I've been working on this off and on for a few months and am hoping >>>> that within the next month or two, I'll have a solid draft. At that point >>>> I >>>> would like to send this out to a handful of people for an initial, >>>> rigorous >>>> round of private review and feedback. I would like to involve several >>>> expert users and several beginners (I'd love to see 2-3 in each category). >>>> Here's what I'd hope to hear from these reviewers: >>>> >>>> Experts: >>>> >>>> - See any outright errors? I'm sure I made a few. >>>> - Did I miss any concepts or features that you use all the time or >>>> think are essential? >>>> - For the resources at the end: What major resources or plugins >>>> would be worth including that I don't know about or haven't included? >>>> >>>> Beginners: >>>> >>>> - Did everything I wrote make sense? >>>> - How well did the mnemonic medium work? Were the prompts >>>> effective? Did you understand how to use it? >>>> - Did your TiddlyWiki skills improve? >>>> - Were the exercises too hard? Too easy? Lacking enough information? >>>> - Roughly how long did it take to work through the book? >>>> >>>> I would be looking for a commitment to read through the whole book, >>>> ideally do most of the exercises, and offer substantive feedback. The book >>>> is currently about 70,000 words and includes plenty of exercises, so >>>> although I have no data on how long it will take to work through the book >>>> at this point, I can't imagine it would be a one-evening task. As >>>> compensation, I can offer early access to the book, your name in the >>>> acknowledgements, a $25 Amazon gift card (maybe more if there are fewer >>>> reviewers or I can cram it into my budget), and a huge thank-you to anyone >>>> who's willing to help out. >>>> >>>> If you're interested in being involved when the time comes, please let >>>> me know here or by emailing contact at sorenbjornstad.com. If your >>>> ability to help out depends on the timeline, please let me know and I'll >>>> see what I can do. >>>> >>>> -- >>>> >>> 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/0589fb49-67b5-4fd8-82cb-37f989df70cfn%40googlegroups.com >>>> >>>> <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/0589fb49-67b5-4fd8-82cb-37f989df70cfn%40googlegroups.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> >>>> . >>>> >>> -- 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]. 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