3 ms·
That's why I use it with git. Not only do I get the ability to revert a catastrophic fuckup, I also get the ability to securely sync across all of my computers.
by bogwog 5y ago
That's why I use it with git. Not only do I get the ability to revert a catastrophic fuckup, I also get the ability to securely sync across all of my computers.
The only thing missing to make it perfect would be a mobile client, but that's not huge deal for how I use it.
The thing I don't like though is that, because it's all in a single giant html file, it is prone to getting huge. Mine is pretty big, and every time I open it (in Firefox or TiddlyDesktop) there's a noticeable delay.
I'll have to look into breaking the monolith up into smaller files to avoid that.
- grumblepeet 5y agoThere is a mobile client that works excellently called Quine 2. Ive been using it for a couple of years with a mobile accessed Tiddlywiki personal wiki and it works pretty good. I keep the file on iCloud and can open it from desktop and mobile.
- bogwog 5y agoThanks for the suggestion, that app works great! I managed to set it up with my repo using an app called Working Copy, so now I have the full workflow going on all my devices