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> which I don't see a use case for besides simplicity There is a use case for that. Maintainability. Drop one file to start. To delete, delete the file. To upg
by rovr138 5y ago
> which I don't see a use case for besides simplicity
There is a use case for that. Maintainability. Drop one file to start. To delete, delete the file. To upgrade, replace the file.
For example, I really like tiddlywiki because no matter where or what, I only have to deal with and track 1 file.
It’s impressive what they’ve accomplished with just one file full of custom content. Even upgrading is possible.
- spicybright 5y agoI suppose? Replace "file" with "non nested folder" and you get the same result. An html doc + 2-3 javascript files isn't a nightmare to deal with.