Hi,

I'm dusting off this old thread, because I just exposed the new Purejasper 
service.

With Dropbox and static github pages, the set of conditions for a 
completely server-free environment being in place, I wrote a minimal Html5 
notebook service that features

- Wysiwyg editing using https://github.com/xing/wysihtml5 (no markup needed 
(almost))
- MVC architecture using Backbone
- ability to use nodejs modules with require
- Dropbox storage in an Apps folder (no cloud storage needed)
- Edit mode (courtesy: browser) and a 'publish read-ony url' (courtesy: 
Dropbox)
- purejasper.com static file hosting (courtesy: github pages)

I then created a really simple json format (see 
https://github.com/ssr1ram/purejasper ) and built out a ui with twitter 
bootstrap

The result is at purejasper.com

It is buggy and in early alpha, but usable. Currently the Dropbox app is in 
development with 100 users, so do check it out and provide any feedback.

Sriram


On Sunday, October 5, 2008 4:27:41 PM UTC-7, molicule wrote:
>
> Hi, 
>
> As I began thinking through the various things I wanted from 
> Tiddlywiki, it dawned on me that what I really wanted was a 
> minimalistic all-in-one-page app maker that could grow up to be a full 
> fledged Tiddlywiki. 
>
> On poking through the Tiddlywiki code and thinking of various 
> combinations it occurred to me that if I were to start from a clean 
> sheet I could add things like jquery, javascript templates etc. 
>
> So, I started with a clean sheet and... we now have 
>
> Pure Jasper,  an all-in-one-page javascript app and app maker.  It is 
> self-contained and provides you a development-IDE, application 
> interface and datastorage all within the same file. 
> Note: this is really alpha, lots of undocumented stuff and things 
> might break but I wanted to put it out there to so that others can 
> poke at it, use it provide feedback etc. 
>
> What I'd like to do is within the obvious constraints provide a 
> relatively easy port path for tiddlywiki plugins to pure jasper. 
> Porting inlinejavascript for e.g. was relatively easy. 
>
> the html file: 
> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/232771/purejasper/purejasper.html 
> the source zip: 
> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/232771/purejasper/purejasper-0.0.1.zip 
> Note: these links are temporary 
>
> Thanks 
> S. Sriram 
>

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