TonyM wrote:
> Alot of this is over my head, but can I suggest in your readonly view
> you make use of the new comments plugin in 5.1.18 or a version of it
> so than non editors can comment on any tiddler and send those comment
> tiddlers to an editor.
Thank you. While this wouldn't be
Alot of this is over my head, but can I suggest in your readonly view you make
use of the new comments plugin in 5.1.18 or a version of it so than non editors
can comment on any tiddler and send those comment tiddlers to an editor.
Once I see the final comnent plugin I plan to build an import
Thanks for the great feedback!
Jeremy Ruston wrote:
> I’ve also been thinking about something similar: using TW5 to create
> a reusable tool that interleaves documentation files in a standard
> git repository, threading them together to construct a TiddlyWiki that
> can be used to view/edit the
Hi Scott
I’ve also been thinking about something similar: using TW5 to create a reusable
tool that interleaves documentation files in a standard git repository,
threading them together to construct a TiddlyWiki that can be used to view/edit
the docs, or to generate static renderings. I think
I'm working on a new programming library and want to generate a tiddlywiki
version of the documentation to serve from Node. I'm looking for advice on
the best way to do this. I will be maintaining the documentation in a
markdown-file-per-function format; this will work well with our GitHub
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