Måns wrote:
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...
Well, I kind of agree with Yoann. We just spent some serious time
evaluating whether to use TiddlyWiki as the basis for an open source
application we're building, and backed away for several reasons:
- no well defined community or governance mechanisms
- really sketchy documentation (nothing serious at the architectural level)
- no clear idea of how it follows standards (or doesn't) - which is
really critical as browsers keep evolving
Re. TiddlyWeb - now it's REALLY hard to decipher what's going on under
the hood.
All in all, it's very frustrating. TW is very capable, obviously has a
lot of time and expertise invested in it over several years - but what
could be a really powerful platform for single-page applications has
really become more of a series of hacks than something more carefully
organized.
It's a shame.
Miles Fidelman
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