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TiddlyWiki producted the best demonstration of a Getting Things Done methodology (organize things to be actionable, display things under a given context, organi

by platz 10y ago

TiddlyWiki producted the best demonstration of a Getting Things Done methodology (organize things to be actionable, display things under a given context, organize things by blockers) I've ever seen. http://mgsd.tiddlyspot.com/demo3.html http://mgsd.tiddlyspot.com/demo3.html This provides so many more features & organization than what a traditional Todo app provides. The UX was great, but I didn't like the local data-lock-in due to tiddlywiki. ( Also - the whole ticklers (notification) system was a bit clunky. ) Once in a while I get the motivation to reproduce this as a full-fledged web or mobile app.

timpark 10y ago
Instead of saving to local, there's a PHP script that lets you save your edits to a file on a server. http://tiddlywiki.com/static/Saving%2520on%2520a%2520PHP%2520Server.html http://tiddlywiki.com/static/Saving%2520on%2520a%2520PHP%252...
- jonathonf 10y ago
  That page points to a code.google.com (and as such unavailable) project... :(
  - timpark 10y ago
    Sorry about that. Someone seems to have put it on GitHub with some fixes: https://github.com/makefu/tiddly_store https://github.com/makefu/tiddly_store https://github.com/makefu/tw-upload-plugin https://github.com/makefu/tw-upload-plugin
ffuugoo 10y ago
The "plugin" that you linked is for the older version of TiddlyWiki (it's called TiddlyWiki Classic now). There is a plugin for the modern TiddlyWiki (IIRC it's full name is TiddlyWiki5) called GSD5 (GSD is for "Getting Stuff Done"): http://gsd5.tiddlyspot.com/ http://gsd5.tiddlyspot.com/ . I've never used TW Classic and original mGSD, but GSD5 is "heavily inspired by mGSD" and on first glance they look alike a lot. And, anyway, TiddlyWiki5 with GSD5 rocks.
- platz 10y ago
  Although responsive is nice, I find the update too stripped-down. I'm not a fan of the low-contrast (ios-style) movement in UX.. also it removes many links/buttons/features so that it looks more "simple". I'll take the ability to click on things in the original over the fancy transition effects.
  - ffuugoo 10y ago
    TiddlyWiki is quiet flexible. I've rearranged a lot of stuff in my setup.

by platz 10y ago

timpark 10y ago

Instead of saving to local, there's a PHP script that lets you save your edits to a file on a server. http://tiddlywiki.com/static/Saving%2520on%2520a%2520PHP%2520Server.html http://tiddlywiki.com/static/Saving%2520on%2520a%2520PHP%252...

jonathonf 10y ago
That page points to a code.google.com (and as such unavailable) project... :(
- timpark 10y ago
  Sorry about that. Someone seems to have put it on GitHub with some fixes: https://github.com/makefu/tiddly_store https://github.com/makefu/tiddly_store https://github.com/makefu/tw-upload-plugin https://github.com/makefu/tw-upload-plugin

ffuugoo 10y ago

The "plugin" that you linked is for the older version of TiddlyWiki (it's called TiddlyWiki Classic now). There is a plugin for the modern TiddlyWiki (IIRC it's full name is TiddlyWiki5) called GSD5 (GSD is for "Getting Stuff Done"): http://gsd5.tiddlyspot.com/ http://gsd5.tiddlyspot.com/ . I've never used TW Classic and original mGSD, but GSD5 is "heavily inspired by mGSD" and on first glance they look alike a lot. And, anyway, TiddlyWiki5 with GSD5 rocks.

platz 10y ago
Although responsive is nice, I find the update too stripped-down. I'm not a fan of the low-contrast (ios-style) movement in UX.. also it removes many links/buttons/features so that it looks more "simple". I'll take the ability to click on things in the original over the fancy transition effects.
- ffuugoo 10y ago
  TiddlyWiki is quiet flexible. I've rearranged a lot of stuff in my setup.