> Can anyone suggest a self education path
Having a good understanding of the basics of HTML and JavaScript*
(including the DOM) is the first step. Some knowledge of CSS might also
come in handy, though that's not necessarily required.
Getting familiar with the framework - i.e. TiddlyWiki and/or jQuery -
can be a gradual process.
It helps having a specific need/task and gathering the required
knowledge in piecemeal fashion. (To this day, I don't have a perfect
understanding of every single component of the TiddlyWiki core.)
Looking at other people's code (e.g. plugins) is an important part of
this process.
As for specific learning resources, check the group archives - e.g.:
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWikiDev/t/aa2af82eafa31b71
http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWikiDev/t/5c813f9ae4c041c0
-- F.
* Note that Java is very much different from JavaScript, and barely
relevant in the TiddlyWiki universe; only the TiddlySaver applet is
written in Java.
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