Other day David Gifford inserted hundreds of images in a TW5 just for test. I do not see a problem using Base64 images in my day to day wiki, specially within Alpha/Beta phase. It is not sustainable, but it is possible! I'm trying to use TW5 with its all possibilities and all it has to offer to the common user. I'm not a coder, all I know is the basic of HTML/CSS/JS, sufficient to change some aspect of the theme and nothing more. So I'm trying to understand and use the filters, lists, tags, to change the theme, insert images, embed videos, import tiddlers, etc... These needs comes in the day to day use.
I don't know if the Nathan's code was really a good and necessary improvement but it was possible because someone found the error. And this is how I can contribute, using the tool in my way, with all the possibilities to go wrong ^^, and report the errors, what I think good or bad, easy or hard, etc. =) Em quinta-feira, 19 de setembro de 2013 06h37min54s UTC-3, Tobias Beer escreveu: > > Hi Kafran, > > Yep, make the images smaller is not a problem, but I want to work with TW5 >> on stress ^^ testing the limits and possibilities. >> I will add more HD images, actually ^^. Since I'm using my wiki on a >> productive environment (study/work) I'm always with it on a pendrive or >> dropbox and carry on for everywhere, so I'm testing it on a lot of >> computers and resources at work, at college... not just at home. >> > > While stress testing is surely an honorable exercise, I think this > approach is utterly ridiculous. This is simply not a sustainable approach > for working with resources in TiddlyWiki. I certainly think this cannot be > said too often. If at all, it may be an option to ship a tw5-type > presentation but *not* (!) your day to day wiki. I am rather curious at > what point you realise that yourself. > > Now with the Nathan's patch I need less then a second to generate the >> download file when I click the save button. At least at home on a i5/8GB >> Ram/OS X Mountain Lion. >> > > Ever considered those eventual backup sizes? Unless tiddlers are being > served individually any tw beyond 20 megs better justifies a deserving use > case. "Collecting" Base64 encoded images inside tw5 is not one of them. > Get a portable photo viewer if you must, otherwise reference those images > or embed them using <img> tags. There is nothing hard about that. > > Best wishes, Tobias. > -- 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 post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
