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> TiddlyWiki is an amazing piece of software, but it has too many points of friction. The first being that you have to run a local server, which eliminates 99%
by bachmeier 4y ago
> TiddlyWiki is an amazing piece of software, but it has too many points of friction. The first being that you have to run a local server, which eliminates 99% of users.
This was not always true. One reason TW became popular was because you could save your data without running a web server on Firefox. Then Firefox decided to pull that functionality, and TW suddenly became a lot less exciting. You could still download apps or use the Github saver, but those were far less appealing than the old approach with Firefox.
- h0p3 4y agoI still recommend using singlefile TW (often with [[Resilio Sync]]) to newcomers. [[PMario]]'s tool continues to work well: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/file-backups/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/file-backups/.