Sorry, one more quick thought on the above:  The introductory video doesn't 
even mention Zenkit's mind map feature, which is half the reason (along 
with the kanban capability) that I started looking seriously at it.  In 
TiddlyWiki, we already have a killer mind map functionality in TiddlyMap!  
I firmly believe that coordinating all of these components into a 
project/contact/task/idea/knowledge management app - or series of 
interoperable apps (pages), via Bob.exe - would be a huge draw for the TW 
community.


On Thursday, February 28, 2019 at 3:07:57 PM UTC-8, Greg Molyneux wrote:
>
> Hey guys,
>
> I'd like to offer up an idea for the gearheads in the group.  I know of 
> (and have used) any number of very handy plugins to make TiddlyWiki do some 
> very cool things, but I'm still looking for a way to patch everything 
> together in a way that seamlessly "just works out of the box".  When I 
> start to get too fancy with more than a few plugins or bits of code, I find 
> that one will break another, or not work well with something else.  There's 
> so much potential here, scattered among each of these little projects that 
> could - if properly coordinated - make one or more "killer apps" (think 
> TiddlyWiki suite), and make the underlying TiddlyWiki an instant hit with 
> average users. 
>
> With that in mind, I offer you this:
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlrb7Xesp-U
>
> The above is an introduction to Zenkit.  Now, I've seen TiddlyWiki do most 
> if not all of these things to one degree or another, but imagine how 
> impressive an "out of the box" TiddlyWiki instance that could do most all 
> of these things pre-configured would be.  The components are all listed in 
> this forum, or on Dave's DynaList page - the trick is making them all work 
> together - same fields and what not.
>
> I'd pay money for that, and lots of people are paying good money to Zenkit 
> right now.  The freedom to take my data with me as I see fit in TiddlyWiki 
> is worth a great deal; if you could combine it with a look and feel as is 
> demonstrated in the above introduction video, you would have a winner.
>
> Just a thought,
> Greg
>
>
>

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