Amazing Rob changed his github name from brimstone4814 to his real name
(well, his real name is "Amazing Rob", but he's gone with RobertPyke in
this case).  So what's at https://github.com/robertpyke/tiddly-speck is the
most recent state of the tiddly-speck project.

Even if it's working, though, it may not have features you want.  If you
want to clone it and have a go at finishing it off, that's completely okay
with us...

Cheers
Daniel


On 21 August 2015 at 22:19, Atul Grover <atulgrov...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Daniel,
>
> Does the code at
>
> https://github.com/robertpyke/tiddly-speck
>
> works. There is 'page not found' at
>
> http://github.com/brimstone4814/tiddly-speck/tree/master
> <http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fbrimstone4814%2Ftiddly-speck%2Ftree%2Fmaster&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNF50B2dBHSHoZECuP4MAXkE25Z0Dw>
>
> Regards
> Atul
>
>
>
>
> On Thursday, February 12, 2009 at 5:28:01 PM UTC+5:30, Daniel Baird wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I've got an announcement, some rhetorical questions, and a couple of
>> REAL questions I'd love to hear answers to.  If you get bored, please
>> scroll to the end where I ask 'em.
>>
>> The Announcement:
>> ================
>>
>> Imagine if you could just download and unzip some PHP files, and
>> instantly have a tiddlyspot-type server running behind your corporate
>> firewall, on your school server, or just on the Mac Mini in the back
>> of your broom cupboard.
>>
>> That's the goal of a new project that we kicked off a couple of weeks ago.
>>
>> I've tried to anticipate some questions below...
>>
>> Q> What's tiddlyspot anyway?
>>
>> Simon and I have run a free TiddlyWiki host at tiddlyspot.com for
>> several years.  Tiddlyspot makes it really easy to create and save
>> TiddlyWikis to the web, using BidiX's UploadPlugin and a smattering of
>> sweet, sweet Ruby goodness.  Try it out at http://tiddlyspot.com if
>> you want to see how it works.
>>
>> Q> *We* kicked off a project?  Who's *we*?
>>
>> Well, Simon and I have wanted to clean up and open source tiddlyspot's
>> server code for a while, but haven't really had time.  Then recently
>> friend and colleague Robert (known locally as The Amazing Rob)
>> mentioned that he was looking for an open source project to get into.
>> Sha-bam!
>>
>> Q> Why PHP?
>>
>> Much as we love Ruby, we figure it's still a little dicey getting Ruby
>> code to work on free and low cost web hosts.  PHP on the other hand
>> seems to be supported everywhere, and it's a major goal to make the
>> thing install and run with a minimum of messing about.  So PHP it is.
>>
>> Q> Easy-to-deploy huh.  Any other "major" goals?
>>
>> - Easy to deploy.  Ideally setup-free -- unzip, then browse there.
>> - Easy to understand.  TW goes in, TW goes out.  I'd love to fix the
>> simultaneous edit problem, that's pretty confusing.  Might be out of
>> scope here though :)
>> - Easy to create sites.  Like tiddlyspot, or better.  Plus support for
>> uploading an existing TW.
>> - Easy to enhance.  We imagine fancy backup arrangements, printable
>> PDFs for your GTD lists, etc. might all exist as things you can just
>> dump into the addon directory.
>> - I can't think of any more, but we'll keep you posted...
>>
>> Q> What stage is it at?
>>
>> Early.  Robert has the basic site creation and hosting working.  Still
>> to come is the selection of site flavour, theming & branding, getting
>> UploadTiddler working and tested, site and server control panels,
>> fancy backups, and whatever other stuff comes up.
>>
>> Q> I've got some time to kill right now.  Got something to look at?
>>
>> We don't have a working site to fiddle on yet, but the code's here:
>> http://github.com/brimstone4814/tiddly-speck/tree/master
>>
>> You don't need git to grab it; just click the 'download' button to get
>> the source as a zip.  Dump it into an Apache directory and see what
>> happens when you hit index.html.
>>
>> Q> What's the volume of a pizza with radius of z, and depth of a?
>>
>> pi z z a  (an old joke but a good one).
>>
>>
>> The Questions
>> =============
>>
>> There's a few pressing issues I'd love some advice on.
>>
>> Licencing:
>> BSD?  GPL?  Maybe LGPL?  I have a vague sense of the difference
>> between these, but I have no idea what the real ramifications are of
>> each.  Will GPL get in the way of corporate use, even just
>> psychologically?  And I'd like to allow some kind of plugin
>> arrangement that permits non-open source addons.  Any advice?
>>
>> Naming:
>> Currently we're calling it TiddlySpeck, but actually I'd love to think
>> of a name that's not related to tiddlyspot, and maybe doesn't even
>> include the word "tiddly".  Or is that blasphemous?
>>
>>
>> I'd love to hear your opinions.  I expect Robert will be along in a
>> little bit to introduce himself.
>>
>>
>> Cheers
>> ;Daniel
>>
>> --
>> Daniel Baird
>> I've tried going to the XHTML <bar /> a few times, but it's always closed.
>>
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