Post Script Server platforms can be *WebServer Platforms* (http/s) and *File Server Platforms* eg; Drive, DropBox, One Drive can be used to serve single File Based wikis sometimes as well as *Web Server Platforms*.
Important distinction to avoid later confusion. Tony On Friday, May 11, 2018 at 10:37:36 PM UTC+10, TonyM wrote: > > > > On Friday, May 11, 2018 at 8:48:31 PM UTC+10, Mat wrote: >> >> Tony, thanks for your thoughts! >> >> >> 1) what would be a good collective/informative name for all these >>> thingies? None - It would be a category error (if you want to include >>> NoteSelf) >> >> >> Well, it's mostly a practical question. We/I just need a label to use >> when I refer to "these matters". >> > > Understood, all * say is it needs to be multi-factorial, Like the > matrix mentioned, the rows and columns* > >> >> >> 2) which more than the ones mentioned should be included? All of them >>> The whole ecosystem so that you can take account of the items I raise >>> below >> >> >> Yes. I intend to take this from a practical PoV, i.e to try to identify >> all the different solutions that people can choose between for setting up >> their TWs. >> > > In this eco system comprehensive is the practical solution, I applaud your > approach. > >> >> >> >>> I assume you have looked at the system tiddlers prefixed $:/info ? Most >>> of the below can be determined from there, to be thorough, I imagine, all >>> you need would be to identify the *saver* in use. >>> >>> Some terms arising? >>> >>> - File wikis >>> - Folder Wikis >>> >>> Check. File vs Folder is one of the parameters looked at. >> > > Find attached a tiddler I built recently to capture information about a > TiddlyWiki as an example, I still plan to harvest more and Identify what I > need to add to reach the same goals as you, knowing what and how that wiki > uses the platforms? > > >> >> >>> >>> - Served >>> - Securely served https >>> - Locally Hosted >>> - Hosted >>> >>> Hosted vs Locally hosted, agree. >> "https" is a parameter of another kind, no? Perhaps it is part of the >> bigger parameter "secure" or "privacy"? >> > > Agreed > >> >> >>> >>> - Savers >>> - Http >>> - File >>> - Tiddler (eg NoteSelf into PouchDB or CouchDB) >>> >>> File vs Tiddler is the same as File vs Folder above, no? >> And "http"... is that to specify if saving is "online vs offline"? >> > > No, Tiddler is when data is saved tiddler by Tiddler, not in monolithic > single file, or in a Folder structure as with Node JS. > > >> >> >>> >>> - Computer Platforms >>> >>> ...as in "possible to use on Win, iOS, Linux" yes? Any more? >> > > Android > >> >>> - Server Platforms >>> >>> ...as in "possible to host on Win, iOS, Linux" yes? Any more? >> > > Android, Beaker Browser Data Files, Docker packages, Amazon, Office 365, > SharePoint, Apache? > > >> >> >>> >>> - Desktop application server package >>> >>> As in "Is it a TW-management tool or not", yes? >> > > Not only a management tool, it is an installed application and can server > file and node servers on the network (Apparently but not yet done buy me), > Like Jeds Single File multi-user which runs as a Desktop application (as > does not but does not do anything on its own) > > >> >> As for the rest of your valuable post, I will post another post which >> clarifies my ambition with the project. >> > > Thanks, Keep the channels open > > >> >> >> <:-) >> > > Regards > Tony > -- 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/1e5d0d8a-2754-44c6-9e2c-fdc5d8228a96%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
