Open AnthonyMuscio opened 2 years ago
Nice feature request though, A question. Can we have tiddly wiki selfhosted or sync the files by ourselves (and not dropbox)?
TiddlyWikis can be either single file, local file, hosted or served with little or no changes.
A lot of the plugins to extend features include open source javascript libraries or CSS frameworks. I believe TiddlyWiki is an ideal platform to promote open source projects as people can make use of a working environment "out of the Box" along with SDK, Documentation and personal notes. It also allows the interchange of code examples and snipits to help with community support.
The Basic anywhere by a user can be found here, https://basicanywheremachine.neocities.org/BAM_IDE.html it is slow to load and he has not yet installed a splash screen while loading but there you can see Basic running in the browser, in a highly customised wiki. The speed issues in this demo can be fixed.
Interesting idea, but isn't this something to implement on the TiddlyWiki side?
This is a very cool project :) I can see how it has a good synergy with pyscript. Thanks for letting us know. I'll add an example tag so we can think of it when we're developing our community pages =)
a "tad" late to the party but I don't understand what we can do here to move this request any way forward.
Interesting idea, but isn't this something to implement on the TiddlyWiki side?
agreed ... my counter-question would be: what is stopping TiddlyWiki from embedding our style and script and show a terminal, an editor, or anything Python related? 🤔
I am just trying to understand if I should keep this bug open, and define some "call for action", or close it as irrelevant for PyScript project itself and just rotting in the list of opened issues.
Thanks in advance for any sort of feedback or extra clarification around how we can proceed doing ... well, something.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I do not know pyscript even python, but I am a TiddlyWiki Enthusiast which allows us to build a app inside a single HTML file. One member has used an in browser version of the Basic Programming language and is building documentation, examples and program exchange tools all in the browser - or TiddlyWikis single html file implementation.
Describe the solution you'd like I Expect nothing but I think it may suit your community to look at implementing pyscript in a custom edition of TiddlyWiki in a virtuosic circle.
Describe alternatives you've considered Not applicable
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