Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

An issue with Noteself is it is a relationship between you and a data server. That makes it work. Its a PRIVATE matter. Getting it OUT THERE, on web, is something else. Not yet so well addressed ... Ste Wilson wrote upon a bunch of issues, amongst which were ... ... What this means is that I

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 5:41:21 PM UTC+1, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > >> Well normal TW doesn't save automatically in such a *superbly *convenient >> way that NoteSelf does. That's a pretty big deal, at least for me. >> > > *RIGHT. Right on. Add it to Saving Methods, please. * > @Danielo

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

I tried to set up a multi user instance over xmas but NoteSelf doesn't quite work the way I thought it did. If I hosted it then when logging in on a fresh browser its empty till the NoteSelf details are entered because this info is stored in the browser and not the tiddlywiki. The export

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Mat wrote: > > I agree that is the most exciting part, if multiple users. > Not quite there yet. Noteself supports multiple users (one by one) but not simultaneous guaranteed reliable yet. IT points the way. Josiah -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Mat wrote: > > Well normal TW doesn't save automatically in such a *superbly *convenient > way that NoteSelf does. That's a pretty big deal, at least for me. > The save method to "Browser Storage" is brilliant and outlives the Apocalypse. Its easy-peasy with no need for special steps. The only

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Mat wrote: > > If you thinking of TiddlySpot saves a Noteself made solo on computer with >> only local Pouch *I CAN'T see the point.* It adds nothing to what we do >> already. Just use a normal TW. >> > > Well normal TW doesn't save automatically in such a *superbly *convenient > way that

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

> > If you thinking of TiddlySpot saves a Noteself made solo on computer with > only local Pouch *I CAN'T see the point.* It adds nothing to what we do > already. Just use a normal TW. > Well normal TW doesn't save automatically in such a *superbly *convenient way that NoteSelf does. That's a

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Ciao Mat If you thinking of TiddlySpot saves a Noteself made solo on computer with only local Pouch *I CAN'T see the point.* It adds nothing to what we do already. Just use a normal TW. It only gets exciting with live on-line connect to that remote DB that lets you "do-it" from many places. I

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

2018-01-27 16:09 GMT+01:00 @TiddlyTweeter : > Ciao Mat > > Even though I am Dumbo I find your notes on this dumb. :-) Lol! > Haha! You may be right (Even the sun has its spots, to quote my old English teacher) > Mat wrote: >> >> Basically, my idea here is merely to

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Ciao Mat Even though I am Dumbo I find your notes on this dumb. :-) Lol! Mat wrote: > > Basically, my idea here is merely to use TiddlySpot as the backend server > side storage. > Errm. TiddlySpot is NOT a database, its a page saver. Noteself saves its contents to a DATABASE. The best you

Re: [tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Thanx for reply Danielo! > From Noteself point of view this does not make much sense. Noteself is > designed as an application for working offline on your browser with support > for an specific kind of backend for server side storage. Any scenario out > of that one is not officially supported

[tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

Hello Mat >From Noteself point of view this does not make much sense. Noteself is >designed as an application for working offline on your browser with support >for an specific kind of backend for server side storage. Any scenario out of >that one is not officially supported and I didn't take it

[tw] Noteself on TiddlySpot? @Danielo

@Danielo NoteSelf is super interesting. Is it possible to host a NoteSelf on TiddlySpot, i.e so that tiddlers are automatically and NoteSelf'ically saved in my local browser - but if I want to "hard save" the TW, I upload it to TiddlySpot and so it can be accessed