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TiddlyWiki 5 + emacs + org-mode = awesome
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Status of this project? #2

Open DSMasterson opened 4 years ago

DSMasterson commented 4 years ago

Is this still being worked on? It needs more documentation.

whacked commented 4 years ago

Hi I don't think I have any unpushed work. Honestly, I also don't use the tiddlywiki server enough to feel a need to update this. I do use the tiddlywiki-mode.el to provide basic interaction with .tid files. Other than that, the only interaction I have with tiddlywiki is in https://github.com/whacked/dot/blob/master/emacs.d/config.org#tiddlywiki, where I have a quick function to make an anonymous tiddler.

Every once in a long while, I would launch tiddllywiki, and it picks up the new anonymous tiddlers at run time.

I have not otherwise found the bidirectional interop a compelling work mode.

what kind of functionality are you looking for?

DSMasterson commented 4 years ago

Thanks for replying.

I'm not actually using tiddlywiki at this time - I used it in the past. This interested me as a project for the possibility of syncing org files and tiddlywikis and also being able to put TID files reasonably under change control. Your documentation needs to talk about:

  1. Step by step installation including system packages needed (nodejs?).
  2. The basic concept of taking apart a tiddlywiki into tids and putting it back together.
  3. Does it make sense to put tids under change control?

I've built my own Org files and it has a lot of power, but Org is not well supported on mobile devices. Converting to tiddlywiki and dropping it on a USB key might be a good idea.

OrionRandD commented 3 years ago

Thanks for replying.

I'm not actually using tiddlywiki at this time - I used it in the past. This interested me as a project for the possibility of syncing org files and tiddlywikis and also being able to put TID files reasonably under change control. Your documentation needs to talk about:

1. Step by step installation including system packages needed (nodejs?).

2. The basic concept of taking apart a tiddlywiki into tids and putting it back together.

3. Does it make sense to put tids under change control?

I've built my own Org files and it has a lot of power, but Org is not well supported on mobile devices. Converting to tiddlywiki and dropping it on a USB key might be a good idea.

Have a look and a go at orgzly -> http://www.orgzly.com/