Tiddlywiki's markup language makes portability a bit more difficult, so it's likely a good thing that you shifted to fully using Markdown. (You can use markdown

Tiddlywiki's markup language makes portability a bit more difficult, so it's likely a good thing that you shifted to fully using Markdown. (You can use markdown in Tiddlywiki, but I think that adds an extra step to the authoring process (selecting the language for each tiddler).) I moved away from using TW for personal stuff because its authoring interface was too disconnected from where I primarily take and consume notes (mobile). I use mostly Obsidian now + SSG for website generation. If you use the Tiddlywiki NodeJS version, each tiddler is stored as a separate file, allowing them to be easily version controlled for a documentation project.