Hey guys,
it is me again :)
I got a little deeper look into TiddlyWiki and came to wonder why the
storage of Tiddlers is implemented the way it is. As I understand it every
Tiddler is a single <div> which are all stored in the "Tiddler Area". But
since every Tiddler is a object with its own properties ("created",
"author", etc.), wouldn't it be a logic decision to keep them as JavaScript
objects and store everything as a big JSON string in the storage area so we
do not need to parse it back again?
My only clue is that there are some performance thoughts which I (with my
limited JavaScript skills) do not get. Any hint or link would be very much
appreciated.
Thanks guys
Tristan
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