Hey folks

Excellent thougts ideed. Below is, what I just typed in my newest tidder. 

Cheers!
Thomas


*Tiddly Thinking*

What’s so special about TiddlyWiki?

The reasons why I work with TiddlyWiki (TW) and that make it a unique 
solution and an ideal thinking tool:

   1. it’s an application development framework
   2. it’s a content management system with a philosophy
   3. power and control

More on that later.

HOW should we use TiddlyWiki for? 
inspired by Vytas 
<https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/Q4yLWNn5CKs/FSYZ3fbZBgAJ>

Write down and store everything which „might be of some use later“?

Two possibilities here: Throw a lot of content into a *single tiddler*, 
maybe tag it with categories or just a ToDo and find it again when you need 
it. OR: 

Think about a *useful structure* for your information first. What should be 
a title, how do you store the source, where in your information structure 
should that piece appear later on?


Let me explain further usage and link the subjects to some related plugins 
and other stuff I made for these.


Use it more for daily organization of work/activities or for high quality 
note-taking putting an emphasis on links between individual units of 
knowledge?
   
   - *Plan, do, save,* track and archive everyting in a personal todo list 
   like https://tid.li/tw5/tdn.html
   - *Connect* information to topics using tags, structure your content 
   using wikitext, HTML and mighty logic like transclusion, lists and 
   filtering. 
   - *Design* your content with standard CSS. And take a look at 
   https://tid.li/tw5/test/bricks.html


Put more emphasis on statistics

For simpler calculations and string concatenation have a look at rpn 
<https://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Ftelmiger%2Frpn>, a 
lightweight plugin that adds only eleven kilobytes to your wiki, 
documentation included.


Take TW as an important hobby 

Why would a rather rational person like me invest heavily in learning, 
studying (thank you, Steve Schneider and SUNYpoly) and developing stuff for 
TW? 

   - Power and control: No other software I know lets me adapt design and 
   functionality as flexible as TW does, while being open source and running 
   on every computer that has a browser installed. Publishing is copying a 
   file to a webserver – nothing more. (The only comparable thing would be to 
   write HTML, CSS and Javascript directly ... but that would mean to reinvent 
   TW, which is far, far, far beyond my skills.)
   - School of logical thinking. From idea to application I can gradually 
   develop thoughts and tools that matter to me. That makes me a better 
   thinker, I think.
   - A sharing and caring community – discussions, solutions, feedback … 
   invaluable food for thought, challenges that help other humans (compare to 
   sudoku) and motivating input for improving my stuff.

*Beat that, software world!*

Am Dienstag, 8. Mai 2018 14:11:02 UTC+2 schrieb @TiddlyTweeter:
>
> Vytas wrote:
>>
>> ... What I wanted to push for is for some answers, showing TiddlyWiki's 
>> ONE biggest strength. Take all of the TiddlyWiki's possible applications 
>> and choose one which is the most important. What is it? Which several 
>> features and a related single application reveals TiddlyWiki's uniqueness 
>> and its biggest advantage?   
>>
>
> Excellent questions.
>

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