>I would prefer a completely random brain dump of information into 'scratchpad' tiddlers that could then be dropped into various 'blog' stories, then pulled out again and tagged into wikis
I am possibly thinking on similar lines.... an brain dump theme for rapid tiddler creation, then other themes for reviewing and publishing alex On Sunday, 27 July 2014 17:35:33 UTC+1, Matabele wrote: > > Hi > > On Sunday, July 27, 2014 4:16:15 PM UTC+2, David Gifford wrote: > >> >> First of all, I want to say thank you for introducing me to the amazing >> slider table of contents on that Anki site. Wow, that would be cool on a >> TW...every time a link is clicked it not only takes you to the location but >> also takes you to the place in the TOC, too. And as you scroll up and down >> the story river, the TOC adjusts automatically...wow... >> > > Uses bootstrap, several jquery libraries and 'id' 's on header elements -- > don't think that'll be coming to TW any time soon :-) > > I would maybe split your three categories into four...Knowledge management >> I would split into two categories, one is knowledge management for self, >> and the other is sharing / publishing for others. >> > > The material at 'cyborganize' outlines the process by which information: > > - enters the system via a number of scratchpads > - gets stripped of actionable items (these are transferred to the task > management system) > - gets transferred to a journal (chronological blog) > - gets separated into a few separate story threads (parallel > chronological blogs) > - gets tagged and split into snippets to form a wiki > - is then re-assembled in the wiki into a coherent publishable articles > > TW seems to fullfill the rolls of scratchpad and wiki -- however, it needs > tools for processing the information into a journal and chronological blogs > (to mimic wordpress) and for re-assembling the fragments into publishable > articles (here yWriter and I think Scrivener do the job.) > > 'TiddlyWiki for Academics' does a fair job of tagging bibliographic > entries, notes and references in order to attach them to an article. The > problem I see here is that the information has to be entered into the > hierarchal structure via forms. > > I would prefer a completely random brain dump of information into > 'scratchpad' tiddlers that could then be dropped into various 'blog' > stories, then pulled out again and tagged into wikis. > > Thereafter, the process gets a little hazy -- what is needed is a 'TOC' > into which the fragments (individual tiddlers) could be placed by tagging > appropriately. This process of producing a finished article works best with > a versioning system to record the incremental changes as fragments are > massaged and re-arranged. I'm not sure that TW is up to this? > >> I would add photo galleries as a usecase for TW. You can do masonry type >> galleries of online images or images in a folder. I once showed Jeremy an >> example I have of almost 1600 images linked to from a TW, in over 200 >> masonry galleries. >> > > That could form part of the system, rather than a specialised TW, > especially during the collection stage. A presentation mode for graphics > (slideshow) type version might be useful. > > I use TWC as a database for our seminary's library. >> http://www.giffmex.org/bibliotecaSTRM.html Would be great to have an out >> of the box version for TW5 for personal libraries with fields, etc. >> > > Fields could be used for database type applications -- here I dream of a > Restful backend such as CouchDb -- not for hosting the whole wiki as in > the node.js version, but where certain tiddlers could be posted and > 'attached' to the standalone wiki. > > TW is ideal for organizing recipes. Would be great to have an out of the >> box version for recipes. >> > > There is a good case for a separate standalone version for recipes -- it > would be popular and recipes are clearly identifiable as recipes from the > outset. > > regards > -- 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/d/optout.
