Thanks for the response, Mario. To be clear, with my comparison I didn't want to diminish the value of JSorter at all. I was really flabbergasted when I saw it the first time. What an unique example what could be possibly done with TW already at that time? - Nevertheless, I actually never used it for reasons you're aware yourself.
> > ... For a few more whistle and bells, > >it would be unfortunate if it grew to a similar size as a-pm- > >experimental, with more than 150kb and so many dependencies. Compare > >that to the 15kb of the single KanbanPlugin! > > That's funny, since there seem to be some requests for more whistles > and bells ;) Which imo won't make the code smaller and may be, will > introduce new dependencies for the additional UI. Of course, one always has to evaluate which additional functions are really useful, and which aren't. But for expanding/collapsing tiddlers there are already really lightweight solutions out there, which adapted would only cost a fraction of of Kanban's size, and in my view this single one addition would really make it much more useful for also completely different jobs, like as a visual tagging tool. Even if Tim decided against and wouldn't add it, I myself could probably hack it's stylesheet to hide the tiddler text with really no additional bytes. > So comparing apples with bananas imo isn't fair. Please don't take my comparison in a competitive sense. It wasn't meant that way. With a-pm already everything and much, much more is possible, which surprisingly Kanban comes very close to too. From a user's perspective a comparison of apples and bananas is what happens all the time, really. But isn't meant to narrow the value of banana or apple trees, from where these fruits came. Actually a very good comparison: Would love bananas but for long therm health complications I'm already satisfied with a third of an apple these days (try to minimize carbs and fructose). Similarly, would love to use JSorter, but to avoid the complexity issue whenever bugs occur, I'm rather satisfied with something so much less complex like Kanban. And am glad the distant sweetness of a banana is out there too (and still indulge in at much rarer occasions ;-) The best. -- 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.
