Ciao Danielo I think its a BRILLIANT piece of work.
I don't use mobile phones much and its not my main interest. My main interest is how the PouchDB mechanism works as a potential saving mechanism across all browsers and device types. AND that PouchDB is superb for multi device syncing with a cloud IF you want that too. THAT is really exciting: (1) To see the possibility of a standard "out-of-the-box", easy local saving mechanism PLUS (2) reliable cloud based multi-device sync. Whilst there are several current, interesting, new systems emerging for working with TW, your solution SMELLS SWEET to me :-). In earlier threads I note that Jeremy Ruston is wary of having ones TiddlyWiki locked up inside a specific browsers data storage department. I think if his worry is addressed in a clear way with easy routes to export and backup of Tiddler content I hope he'll see the upsides to your work so far. I do wish more people with technical skill were expressing interest in this. I note Mat's enthusiam & am glad for it. Its a lot for one person to do it all. >From other PouchDB projects I looked at, its a very clear and thought through approach that embraces the modern net well. Mat refereed to its "magical" nature. I think that hits the spot. And is it White magic or Black magic? :-). I think part of what would be helpful to reduce the idea you are the "Fairy Godfather" :-) is to explain a bit more about what "in browser storage" is. What the UPSIDES are and what the DOWNSIDES might be. Personally after using it a bit in Firefox I got interested in WHERE is the data kept in Firefox. I still haven't found the DB, though I know it must be there somewhere :-) Just to let you know that I will continue to play with it. I am seriously thinking of it as a very suitable way to create and publish e-pubs for audiences who just want to read & add notes, not fiddle about with a zillion different ways they have to save etc. The one problem I had on this release was exactly the same as what Mat described for plugins. Best wishes Josiah On Thursday, 29 December 2016 22:15:20 UTC+1, Danielo Rodríguez wrote: > > On their continuous effort to deliver cutting edge features to you, the > NoteSelf team (formerly known as just me :D) is delighted to announce that > *NoteSelf online > edition* is now an offline-first experience. > > This means that you will be able to use the online edition *even if you > are offline*, isn't that mind-blowing ? > > > Wait, there is more! > > > Being an offline-first application allows you to use NoteSelf *like* a > native mobile app. This mean that you can have it on your *app launcher > with it's own icon*, that it will appear on your list of opened/recent > apps and some other features restricted to native applications. > > Hey, hey, hey, I want this! Fine, this is how: > > 1. navigate to noteself.github.io/online with a *compatible browser* > 2. open your browsers options and select "add to home screen" (text > may vary depending on language and browser version) > 3. you will see something similar to the below image (sorry it is on > spanish) > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-IO5Cg_6PdJk/WGV6lXSpi3I/AAAAAAAAUr4/0NaRQOl-7Q8lEKqNJApLXic551N-3HhwwCKgB/s1600/Screenshot_2016-12-29-12-29-53.png> > > 4. NoteSelf can now live along with the test of your apps! (pic > below) > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-aD7HdZOgE78/WGV7RJ9q7eI/AAAAAAAAUsA/H4P1LpQjTKkDwWkSAjovTc0WPdTH4mg6ACKgB/s1600/IMG_20161229_123140.png> > > 5. it even has a beautiful (depending on your likings) splash screen! > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ymBJblEivYQ/WGV7kZGecSI/AAAAAAAAUsM/cFKQiV6eWPMDyUOEPVbZXmSJbvKCpZ-3gCKgB/s1600/Screenshot_2016-12-29-12-36-32.png> > > The supported browsers for the native app experience are chrome and Opera > so far, Firefox is on the way. The offline capabilities should work on a > wider range of of browsers. > > > This have several advantages over the offline version: > > - Allways up to date. Don't worry anymore about updating, the online > version is allways the latest version! > - Direct access from your launcher with a recognizable icon > - Easier to use: because we rely on web standards the user experience > is delightful. For some reason mobile browser vendors doesn't like opening > local html files and opening them can become a tedious task. Sometimes its > is just not possible. > > > Hope you enjoy this new feature as much as I do , at the end I'm the main > user of NoteSelf :) > -- 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 tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. 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/206ffc43-834e-4c23-be4f-b24860636278%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
