Comments on: Reflections from a TiddlyWiki Tiddler and Thoughts on a Guide for Web App Development with TiddlyWiki http://softwareas.com/reflections-from-a-tiddlywiki-tiddler-and-thoughts-on-a-guide-for-web-app-development-with-tiddlywiki Mahemoff's Podcast/Blog - Web, Programming, Usability from the Author of 'Ajax Design Patterns' (AjaxPatterns.org) Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:29:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: Guid0: A Javascript GUID Generator http://softwareas.com/reflections-from-a-tiddlywiki-tiddler-and-thoughts-on-a-guide-for-web-app-development-with-tiddlywiki/comment-page-1#comment-376878 Guid0: A Javascript GUID Generator Thu, 13 Nov 2008 13:15:54 +0000 http://softwareas.com/?p=483#comment-376878 <p>[...] the user has entered a title to describe the content. But when we get into application territory - using TiddlyWiki as an application framework - there are reasons why we want the more familiar database approach of automagically generating the [...]</p> [...] the user has entered a title to describe the content. But when we get into application territory – using TiddlyWiki as an application framework – there are reasons why we want the more familiar database approach of automagically generating the [...]

]]> By: Mitchell Allen http://softwareas.com/reflections-from-a-tiddlywiki-tiddler-and-thoughts-on-a-guide-for-web-app-development-with-tiddlywiki/comment-page-1#comment-338076 Mitchell Allen Tue, 23 Sep 2008 17:27:30 +0000 http://softwareas.com/?p=483#comment-338076 <p>Hello, Michael! This is a great starting point for someone wishing to delve more deeply into TiddlyWiki.</p> <p>Curently, I'm an end user - publishing, but I am looking for some ways to do the following: 1. share a TiddlyWiki file with restricted access to some tiddlers 2. Failing that, a mass export of public tiddlers to a new file.</p> <p>I haven't updated from version 2.3.0, so I may discover the capabilities that I need in a later version.</p> <p>Cheers,</p> <p>Mitch</p> Hello, Michael!
This is a great starting point for someone wishing to delve more deeply into TiddlyWiki.

Curently, I’m an end user – publishing, but I am looking for some ways to do the following:
1. share a TiddlyWiki file with restricted access to some tiddlers
2. Failing that, a mass export of public tiddlers to a new file.

I haven’t updated from version 2.3.0, so I may discover the capabilities that I need in a later version.

Cheers,

Mitch

]]> By: Jonathan Lister http://softwareas.com/reflections-from-a-tiddlywiki-tiddler-and-thoughts-on-a-guide-for-web-app-development-with-tiddlywiki/comment-page-1#comment-337889 Jonathan Lister Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:21:36 +0000 http://softwareas.com/?p=483#comment-337889 <p>Ps. You're link to "internal domain-specific language" produces a 404.</p> Ps. You’re link to “internal domain-specific language” produces a 404.

]]> By: Jonathan Lister http://softwareas.com/reflections-from-a-tiddlywiki-tiddler-and-thoughts-on-a-guide-for-web-app-development-with-tiddlywiki/comment-page-1#comment-337888 Jonathan Lister Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:20:27 +0000 http://softwareas.com/?p=483#comment-337888 <p>Mike,</p> <p>I concur completely with your observation that TiddlyWiki is a good tool for rapidly building web apps. I'd go further than that and say that it highlights quite what it possible when you couple the power of a JavaScript library with a simple constraint about the data model - "everything is a tiddler" - and an interactive, interpreted development environment.</p> <p>For me, TiddlyWiki is not exciting because it is an extensible notebook, but because it indicates that the browser is a sufficient environment for building web apps. A server need only support the client, for instance by serving data in whichever format is most suitable, rather than taking the load of performing logic and creating the representation.</p> <p>I look forward to much development on this subject!</p> <p>J.</p> Mike,

I concur completely with your observation that TiddlyWiki is a good tool for rapidly building web apps. I’d go further than that and say that it highlights quite what it possible when you couple the power of a JavaScript library with a simple constraint about the data model – “everything is a tiddler” – and an interactive, interpreted development environment.

For me, TiddlyWiki is not exciting because it is an extensible notebook, but because it indicates that the browser is a sufficient environment for building web apps. A server need only support the client, for instance by serving data in whichever format is most suitable, rather than taking the load of performing logic and creating the representation.

I look forward to much development on this subject!

J.

]]> By: mohangk.org/blog » links for 2008-09-22 http://softwareas.com/reflections-from-a-tiddlywiki-tiddler-and-thoughts-on-a-guide-for-web-app-development-with-tiddlywiki/comment-page-1#comment-337482 mohangk.org/blog » links for 2008-09-22 Mon, 22 Sep 2008 20:51:14 +0000 http://softwareas.com/?p=483#comment-337482 <p>[...] Reflections from a TiddlyWiki Tiddler and Thoughts on a Guide for Web App Development with TiddlyWik... A great collection of notes on how to hack TiddlyWiki. TiddlyWiki is one of those excellent examples of a completely javascript based web application, with the potential of working in a distributed, semi connected environment. With things like Gears and TiddlyWiki one can imagine web based application that work offline, and sync online seemlessly. Something to bite into soon. (tags: webapp wiki ajax javascript) [...]</p> [...] Reflections from a TiddlyWiki Tiddler and Thoughts on a Guide for Web App Development with TiddlyWik… A great collection of notes on how to hack TiddlyWiki. TiddlyWiki is one of those excellent examples of a completely javascript based web application, with the potential of working in a distributed, semi connected environment. With things like Gears and TiddlyWiki one can imagine web based application that work offline, and sync online seemlessly. Something to bite into soon. (tags: webapp wiki ajax javascript) [...]

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