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Tiddlywiki is very hackable. You can make it look however you want. Lots of different interfaces can be built in it.
by h0p3 7y ago
Tiddlywiki is very hackable. You can make it look however you want. Lots of different interfaces can be built in it.
- eb0la 7y agoI remember having one Tiddlywiki on a pendrive... a long time ago :-) I believe wikis should evolve to more advanced document types like "calendars", "tables", "databases" (like Filemaker), etc... And you should be able to interface with that "semi" structured data somehow. Just the mad idea of the day (tm).
- h0p3 7y agoI ain't an expert with the tool, but I use it a lot. There are plugins for those advanced document types for TW, but they aren't stellar unless you know exactly what you want. The nodejs option (especially TW5-Bob), however, seem very well-suited to quickly hacking together interfaces to your underlying OS and whatever can be accomplished on the CLI. It might do more now than it did for you a long time ago. I think wikis are hypertext bombs, and TW a rapid prototyping tool. That's how I try to use my silly wiki (https://philosopher.life/ https://philosopher.life/).