Hi Yoann > It is slowly dying. > Why ? > Because there is no [ANN] list for plugins, or some recognized central > area where to find them, and for more than 2 years, we have the > feeling that nothing happens in the TW sphere ... > Maybe also because TW5 is not coming out, and people look for freash > new tech elsewhere.
You haven't noticed what happened with TiddlyWeb/Space during the last two years? If that's not freash new tech - please tell what is?? Please checkout http://tiddlyspace.com - and enjoy all the great (and new) contributions: plugins, themes, docs etc... I've only known the TW-community since 2009 - and I've had fun - getting support and new things to play with (almost) on a daily basis. I do *not* recognize or understand your point of view - maybe because I'm also active in several other relatively popular open source projects (linux distributions and groups) none of them presenting the users with (less than) half as much activity from: - developpers - aspiring programmers - users - moderator I think this group (and TiddlyWeb) has presented the most responsive community of programmers and users I've ever come across anywhere else... (since 2009) > Sorry to say that because I'm a huge fan of TW. If you are still working on your mindmap idea: http://ideia.tiddlyspot.com/ (16 April 2009?) please have a look at Jon's mindmapplugin at tiddlyspace: http://mindmaps.tiddlyspace.com/tiddlers.wiki or Tobias' playground with the hypergraphplugin: http://hype.tiddlyspace.com/ You might get som inspiration to get on with your own (btw) excellent project :-) Both are easily sharable via inclusion on tiddlyspace .... thereby allowing users to interact with the code instantly.... I think TiddlyWiki via TiddlySpace has opened up to a broader public of "ordinary" web-users, who has little or no knowledge of html or javascript whatsoever - Maybe TiddlySpace is the "Noah's Arch" for TiddlyWiki (because of the newly introduced security plans in browsers) providing everything - and even much more usercontrol than any other collaborative wiki feature and at the same time it still can be downloaded and used as a single file... TiddlyWiki and TiddlySpace are great open source projects - and I think we owe it to the devellopers, as well as to ourselves (and new users coming because of TiddlySpace), to try to support an individual, like Eric, the moderator of this group (I hope for years to come) if we can.... I hope Eric will get so much time he will eventually be able to participate in the devellopment of TiddlySpace - or (as a minimum) get all of his great plugins syncronized to the TiddlySpace server, so we can pick them from there. See the idea? If you have published your plugin on TiddlySpace - your upgrades will get into all spaces which have included it - unless ofcourse you have changed it - saved it to your own space... Now a plugin is like a ShadowTiddler - If you don't like the changes you've made yourself - just delete it - and you'll get the programmers latest upgrade - INSTANTLY!!! I think I can say I *LOVE* TiddlySpace - and I'm sure I would love it even more if Eric maintained his plugins on TiddlySpace..... (Just a hint @Eric - hope you understand why it would be SO great if your plugins were maintained by yourself on TiddlySpace. - I'm sure it would ensure that your great Plugins would work with TiddlySpace most of the time.. - and that TiddlyWeb devellopers would participate in the usergroup discussions more often... (not that they don't - they DO, however developing plugins on TiddlySpace seems to imply that you have to be uptodate with any new coredevellopment -)) Cheers Måns Mårtensson -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
