Re installing node.js, did the instructions at "Installing TiddlyWiki on
Node.js" at tiddlywiki.com not work for you? They were the one's I followed
for node.js on Windows. I may have jumped through loops and have forgotten.
Do you have a requirement for cloud or net-based tiddlywiki? I notice t
Please note - my message was mostly about how tough it is to make this
thing work if you aren't a javascript dev.
Has this been discussed on this list before?
On Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 11:34:33 AM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote:
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> Re installing node.js, did the instructions at "Installing Tiddly
At the risk of asking a stupid question - would it be difficult to just
wrap it all up in an Electron app bundle like Slack et al?
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Ciao Furicle
Furicle wrote: I am having a ridiculously complicated time trying to use
> TW. I think a new user will never jump through all these hoops.
>
I think your sentiment is spot-on.
Its a bit of a insolvable issue as there is NO dedicated "Make It Simple
For Newbies" Department. The pr
On Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 4:58:57 PM UTC+1, Furicle wrote:
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> I am having a ridiculously complicated time trying to use TW. I think a
> new user will never jump through all these hoops.
>
> Firefox is forcing the end of TiddlyFox, fine. There's a great Getting
> Started doc with all th
On Thursday, November 16, 2017 at 12:55:31 PM UTC+1, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
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> Ciao PMario
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> Furicle wrote:
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>> I am having a ridiculously complicated time trying to use TW. I think a
>>> new user will never jump through all these hoops.
>>>
>>
> PMario replied:
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>> See: https://groups.goog
Ciao PMario
You do get it--but you miss something also--I think.
IF you refer to a thread people read the THREAD.
But they DO NOT need to read the thread.
What they NEED is direct links to INSTRUCTIONS of what to do to get
something working FIRST.
Discussion should NEVER come first IMO whe
Furicle,
*I feel your pain. Although I am happy using multiple methods to save and
manage tiddlywikis and except for a few small bug fixes I could not want
for more features or options,*
*the fact is the information is not clearly **available** for a **newcomer
to choose which path to take, hav
Hi Furicle. I understand you are not a develope and thus you have a hard
time using docker, node.js, etc.
However, TW5 is actually easy to use without servers and development tools.
You just save the web page with ctrl + s and then you open it again.
As simple as that.
This is one of the most
Do you guys think it would be useful to move this discussion to
github under a "Improve New User Onboarding Experience" issue? That way we
can have a larger discussion and perhaps generate some action items?
On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 9:03:26 AM UTC-6, Guille Rmo wrote:
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> Hi Furicle. I un
Seconded
On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 7:12:27 PM UTC+3, Diego Mesa wrote:
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> Do you guys think it would be useful to move this discussion to
> github under a "Improve New User Onboarding Experience" issue? That way we
> can have a larger discussion and perhaps generate some action items?
>
>
Actually you can't save with Ctl-S. If you do the resulting file will be
corrupted. You have to use the Save checkmark button inside of TW.
Good luck --
Mark
On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 7:03:26 AM UTC-8, Guille Rmo wrote:
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> Hi Furicle. I understand you are not a develope and thus you have
This has been mentioned before, but couldn't the community agree to use a
different, multi-user wiki for the help file, or manual, or
watchamacallit... At least, while TW5 remains single-user and incapable of
that task?
I'm thinking of wiki-how and fandom community wikis, for example, whose
c
We do have a Reddit... (Cheers again Riz)
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Thank you Ste.
Yes, we do have reddit. Much of the features demanded in the couple of threads
have been met in there. For eg:
1) It is free.
2) We can tag and categorize the posts. We can also tag/flair users. If you
click on a tag, it will show all the posts with same tag. Especially usefu
The main thing that I don't like about reddit is that it seems to have been
built as a forum for debate. The problem is, you can't re-edit an item.
This seems a bit limiting.
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On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 10:45:47 AM UTC-8, Riz wrote:
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> Thank you Ste.
>
> Yes, we do have reddit. Mu
Wow, I've forgotten about the subreddit! When I first started using TW5
that's where I usually looked for information. The trouble I had with it
is, it's mostly just plugin-posts, not much discussion (actual discussion
is probably hard to do there). Is the subreddit more of a plugin directory?
> Is the subreddit more of a plugin directory?
I can understand why people would think that. It was initially started as a
possible alternative to google group. There was a demand for a forum where
people can categorize the posts, upvote on favorite responses, will have a
wiki and multiple m
Ciao Riz
The work you did on Reddit is immense.
I was a big pusher for change. But I did NOTHING practical. Shame on me
(well, apart from Twitter).
I STILL think we are left with very UNKEMPT systems. And as it gets yet
more complex and interestingly rich it gets even worse for a beginner, I
As a short term work-a-round, try Waterfox, its like firefox but its
keeping the plugins. Tiddlyfox work well.
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There's TW5's github repository wiki.
On Fri, Nov 17, 2017 at 9:11 PM, JD wrote:
> This has been mentioned before, but couldn't the community agree to use a
> different, multi-user wiki for the help file, or manual, or
> watchamacallit... At least, while TW5 remains single-user and incapable
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