S.S 
Where is the latest update?

I believe you need a little knowledge of programming (coding) to use TW 
effectively!
Writing a small scripts like

<$list filter="[tag[xx]remove[z]]>
...
</$list>

Needs a small knowledge of programming!

--Mohammad

On Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 8:50:29 AM UTC+3:30, S. S. wrote:
>
>
> It appears it falls onto me to make a decision on how to name the series, 
> and we will just have to live with the consequences.
>
> When I started writing this documentation, I felt it was for 
> non-programmers. Along the way, I slowly swayed over to the belief that it 
> would be better if it was for those who has some experience coding. Then the 
> post by Birthe last week 
> <https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/b6TBlPPWRhM/lv-CSvbHAwAJ> put 
> things back into perspective (and made me laugh):
>
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> *I do not understand why you find "Beginners" off putting. No matter who 
>> you are and what you know, if you haven't used Tiddlywiki before, you are 
>> new to Tiddlywiki = beginner.I know absolutely nothing about programming. I 
>> have used Tiddlywiki for many years now mostly because I had a very good 
>> teacher (Måns). Tiddlywiki is so wonderful, it should really be for 
>> everyone, but people like myself need all the help they can get. (Beginners 
>> Guide). The difference will be the time they use going through your guide, 
>> at least I think.Do you know people never reading manuals? They are often 
>> the people who think they know it all.....think it is sooo easy, nothing to 
>> it. You can not write a Guide for them.Beginner can be a friendly and 
>> welcoming word to new users, as in this is also for you, no expectations of 
>> programming skills.*
>>
>
> Note: *Bold* formatting above added by me.
>
> It also reminded me of Jeremy saying somewhere:
>
> *TiddlyWiki wasn't put together and designed for developers. Software 
>> developers are already incredibly well catered for by the open source 
>> world. This program explores how the non-developer can be empowered.*
>>
>
> So I have gone back to the basic reason I started writing this series, and 
> will name it:
>
> TiddlyWiki for Beginners
>

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