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Hi, I'm a developer on TiddlyWiki. I'm not sure if this is the done thing or not (I'm relatively new to posting on Hacker News so apologies if not) but if anyo
by bengillies 15y ago
Hi, I'm a developer on TiddlyWiki.
I'm not sure if this is the done thing or not (I'm relatively new to posting on Hacker News so apologies if not) but if anyone wants an online version of TiddlyWiki (that handles revisions, multiple users, has a RESTful API, etc), then we're currently working on a service called TiddlySpace (http://tiddlyspace.com http://tiddlyspace.com), which is basically an extensible online note taking app based on TiddlyWiki. It's on GitHub too.
- eknuth 15y agoLove your work in Silverchair.
- SteveArmstrong 15y agoI also hacked together TiddlyBox, which lets you leave your TiddlyWiki on your Dropbox and edit it directly. It's a simple WAR file that'll run in any Java container (Jetty, Tomcat).
- wingerlang 15y agoWill there ever be chrome-support without the java file? It never worked for me, wich is sad because it looks great.
- bengillies 15y agoNot in the near future no. In the far future, it depends on how the new filesystem api turns out. There are some thoughts going on about using node for such things, though they are only that (thoughts) at the moment.
- wingerlang 15y agoSad to hear, i was really excited when i found tiddlywiki. But i can not move from chrome.
- Jem 15y agoIs it free? This is vital information that your front page is lacking.
- cdent 15y agoYeah, it's free. As you can probably tell, the copy and initial experience needs a lot of work. Maybe a show HN thing would be something to do?