Hi Mario, You wrote: "Are there some more links + timeline to early versions, that you know of.". Although this is "off topic" (may be you could open a new thread?), the eldest TW I can help you with is TW v2.0.11 (2006). And I have another suggestion for you, in case you really want even older copies: If original early copies aren't available anymore, you could have a look at the Trac-Translation page, that goes back as far as several Verions 1 of TW. Potentially you could "reverse-engineer" by undoing the translation. http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Translations
Best of luck, Ton van Rooijen. On 8 okt, 22:14, PMario <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Jeremy, > Thanks for the links to the early versions. It is very interesting to > see TiddlyWiki's metamorphose. Having a short look at gtdtw source, I > understand the desire to rewrite it :) > > == OT == > @David > Sorry, for hijacking your thread a little bit. > @Jeremy > Are there some more links + timeline to early versions, that you know > of. I was thinking about, to make a little goodie. For this I need > some older versions. I know of tiddlythemes.com which seems to be > about 2007. For 2008 till now I think I have enough links. But V1 and > earlyer would be interesting. Especially if the layout has changed. > === end OT === > > > ... I and other people like Martin Budden, have experimented > >with retrofitting <P> support but have concluded that it cannot be > >done in a backwards compatible manner.(But if anyone thinks otherwise > >I'd love to know about it). > > I couldn't handle it with the formatter. But I think some HTML post > processing could do it. > > >It's all very frustrating. I'm pretty proud of the wikifier code, but > >the syntax is sometimes unfortunate. > > I think TW syntax is quite handy. I had a look at some other wiki > marpups, especially after I found martinswiki. Then looked at there > development sites/repos/blogs. And it seems that all of them have the > same problems: extensibility and macro including. > > TW syntax is quite extensible and the macro and transclusion mechanism > is incredibly powerfull. > So I'd love to mix markdown syntax and TW macro handling :) And I'd > love to kick wysiwyg formats. > > have fun! > Mario -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev?hl=en.
