Hi tiddlygrp

 - cloud hosting is supported:  dropbox and owncloud and ...
>

Does Dropbox support webdav? I can't find any reference beyond add-on
services like http://dropdav.com that overlay webdav on top of Dropbox's
own API

But generally I'm emphatically agreeing that WebDav is cool, to the extent
that it is implemented. But it's not sufficient for TW5 to *just* support
webdav, hence my comments about TW5 evolving a generic internal interface
that allows pluggable storage providers, including WebDAV. That work is
quite advanced in the case of TiddlyWeb.

Best wishes

Jeremy


>  - you get a file like interface to your tw files, i.e. they appear on you
> desktop just as local files (different from simple php)
>  - you have the security options of webdav and don't have to fiddle with
> your own server/php script
>  - webdav files can be also published over static http (no php involved)
>  - you don't need your own webdav server, as all (?) cloud hosting
> providers already give you webdav access
>  - you can host your own webdav in php through sabre php or owncloud, but
> that somewhat defeats the simplicity of webdav
>
> I see webdav more of a method to access cloud storage and publish tw in
> the cloud using an interface that works across all providers and is not
> tied to just dropbox as the current tw in the sky.  Imagine also using a tw
> on owncloud, box net, .....
>
> I think using webdav is also more ubuquitous than php in the sense that
> more people use dropbox (and thus could just use webdav) to publish their
> files.  A big advantage is also that some kind of multi-user edit is for
> free as you could use the tiddly-lock plugin.
>



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Jeremy Ruston
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