On Friday, March 11, 2016 at 4:35:45 AM UTC-8, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
>
> make it possible to create a toolbar button with a dropdown containing a
> form and a submit button that passes the form values to the macro and
> inserts the wikified output. Pretty much like the functionality of the
> excise button, but without needing JavaScript.
>
Exciting and useful development to insert the wikified result :-O
> which goes toward future proofing tiddler data sans html.
>
> on FutureProofing
After years of legacy tools, open and proprietary, parsers and all manner
of versions, conversions, transitions, transconfusions
The line is my tiddler and all tokens therein are the elements. Wiki
CamelCase is the hyperlink. [1]
I have found TiddlyWiki fiddling proportional to the distance separating me
from content :-)
In fact, early on, TiddlyWiki was actually TinkeringWiki with no end in joy
of tweaking, optimizing, etc
We thrive on novelty, but Goldilocks said she won't remember transclusion
or want to parse out list filter definitions
So I opted for AnalogWikiWeb that FutureSelf will still understand.
It's giving up a lot staying AntiMetaData, fields barren, tags unfed.
But experience tells a different story. Categorzation/classification is a
hard problem.
Search wins. It's smarter at harvesting than my fumbling with names,
labels, classes, tags.
All we have is time so my convention stays all line based ISO 8601
strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %a")
Pretty much a LifeLog with all its human inefficiency and redundancy, slow
and bloated, organic analoginess
But still read like a book. Context is always in the past, lines back, down
the "river".
When Windows break, apps forgotten, the web vectorized, SkyNet reigns, long
live lines of plain text!
Since TiddlyWiki for me is a non-linear PersonalWebNotebook, this wouldn't
fly in Federated collaborative space.
YMMV
Best,
tony
[1] the gamble is on the old tools that last because they endure: regexp,
vim, emacs, sed, awk, unix
however cool newness is, nothing seems to last without the BDFL, community
and/or infrastructure to support it?
gotta find middle ground between AnalogDigital world
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