hi Shay, yes, I agree with you that TW is a highly independent product which you can treat it as a "pet" and you self can do anything at. However TW itself won't let people to intervene as it does with TiddlySpace. I think it would depend on yourself whether you want to be intervened or just want to stay 'undisturbed' and to think within your own world.
Just a simple thought on difference between TW and TS. handoko - On Tuesday, November 29, 2016 at 2:21:47 AM UTC+7, Shay Shaked wrote: > > Hi Ed, > > I read this post and some of the comments. Personally, I never considered > using TiddlySpace. I don't think I even looked at seriously. However, I am > now working on my own "public facing" TW to upload, as an HTML file, to my > own site. I don't think I'm the only guy who's thinking of doing that. > > TW is highly an independent product, which is what I love about it. I've > started using it almost a year ego, and it grew to become an extension of > my brain, an autobiography, a project platform, a journal, a tech notebook, > and so much more. My TW has additions of Macros and CSS that fit my needs - > not a lot at all, but enough to give it somewhat of a personal look. It > is, hands down, my most successful tech project this year: the knowledge > in my personal TW is unrivaled by nothing else I've used, besides (perhaps) > Evernote, which I've used for four years. And Evernote to me is completely > dead at this point. > > TW is sort of an underdog the way I see it. The community here is very > dedicated, and the people very much alive. It is such a niche project with > so many people taking the time to really learn to use it that a hosting > site does not make sense, at least in my opinion: each TW out there is > probably highly personal, and thus, not very useful as a community tool. > > I don't know that this little "I love TW" post helps you in anyway, but I > felt like I'd add my 0.02. I love this thing. > > On Monday, November 28, 2016 at 4:24:39 AM UTC-5, Ed Burgess wrote: >> >> Hi, >> For the last 18 months I have been building a TiddlySpace (in v.1.2.26) >> in support of my architecture business, including pages with project data >> for every job and office management pages such as policies and software >> protocols. Most of the pages are 'private' but its a beautiful thing built >> quickly and easily in one of the standard templates with very simple style >> additions from the brilliant Tiddly Toddler and similar sites. However I >> have no coding experience and no understanding of the infrastructure of the >> web and why or how these wonderful pages are 'working'. >> >> I've been watching the red banner at the top of the site warning of the >> impending closure of the TiddlySpace server which is now a couple of weeks >> away and my diary tells me now is the time to act. I've been searching on >> google and the Tiddly forums expecting a flurry of latest advice on >> transposing TiddlySpaces into another platform like Wordpress, or frantic >> discussion on the crowd-funded attempts to save the server. But what I see >> is everyone behaving quite normally and going about their daily lives as if >> the sky is not about to fall down. (Mind you there are quite afew posts >> which although they apppear to be in English, I do not understand at all, >> so could be in there!) >> >> I'm thinking I've missed something? Of course there is the potential to >> export out a simple HTML file from the menu items in the header. Will my >> TiddlySpace continue to operate normally after the server shutdown date, as >> long as I have moved a copy of it to a local storage volume (I think thats >> what you say when you mean 'off my computer')? >> >> I have seen some helpful info from @cdent on exporting as JSON files (?) >> which I have duely done, but I'm afraid I dont really know what to do with >> them next - if indeed there is a 'next'. >> >> If anyone can tell me why the rest of the TiddlyWorld is so calm, or >> point me to the escape capsule, that would be great. >> Thanks for your help and apologies for the gaping holes in my >> understanding! >> Ed >> > -- 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 https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/a30617f3-1ce9-4b6c-ae20-505750b2bb7f%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
