First thing I see upon loading the site: http://thumbsnap.com/i/VSPJ7GZI.png?0130
Could you try with any extensions disabled? We've had problems with some recently
TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
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Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#22I've been using Zim as a desktop wiki for projects ever since Ethan Schoonover (of Solarized fame) recommended it. Highly suggest checking it out! http://zim-wiki.org
Best ever. Alt-D shortcut lifesaver.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#23It's one of the most useful tools I've come across in the past few years, I use it daily.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#24I spent about a month working with a tiddlywiki while I was looking for a good way to take notes and organize myself. Ended up ditching it for org-mode in spacemacs. I found the wiki format extremely clunky, and it lacks so many basic features that I want from an actual note-taking organization app, like scheduling a task and getting reminders.
If you are looking for a way to digitally implement GTD, imo, a personal wiki is a terrible way to do it.
I'm currently using this setup: http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html. That link is a literate programming doc that tangles into the org-mode config, cool stuff. This is the only sorta self-contained way of doing GTD that I have found personally. I think you could do it with a wiki and a few other tools pretty well, I tried mushing tiddlywiki and notational-velocity (deft in emacs I think) into my own GTD system, but couldn't really get it. Maybe I was doing it wrong though lol.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#25TiddlyWiki producted the best demonstration of a Getting Things Done methodology (organize things to be actionable, display things under a given context, organize things by blockers) I've ever seen. http://mgsd.tiddlyspot.com/demo3.html This provides so many more features & organization than what a traditional Todo app provides. The UX was great, but I didn't like the local data-lock-in due to tiddlywiki. ( Also - th…
The "plugin" that you linked is for the older version of TiddlyWiki (it's called TiddlyWiki Classic now). There is a plugin for the modern TiddlyWiki (IIRC it's full name is TiddlyWiki5) called GSD5 (GSD is for "Getting Stuff Done"): http://gsd5.tiddlyspot.com/ . I've never used TW Classic and original mGSD, but GSD5 is "heavily inspired by mGSD" and on first glance they look alike a lot. And, anyway, TiddlyWiki5 wit…
Although responsive is nice, I find the update too stripped-down. I'm not a fan of the low-contrast (ios-style) movement in UX.. also it removes many links/buttons/features so that it looks more "simple". I'll take the ability to click on things in the original over the fancy transition effects.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#26I've been using Zim as a desktop wiki for projects ever since Ethan Schoonover (of Solarized fame) recommended it. Highly suggest checking it out! http://zim-wiki.org
As an aside, I loved Solarized but have to mod it... the single mod is to make 'black' actually black. It is a beautiful colour scheme - I particularly like how comments are faded yet perfectly legible in it.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#27Started using http://vimwiki.github.io/ after seeing it on HN. I've been quite happy, although it only supports plain text. The first-class support of images/multimedia here looks really nice.
I want to give vimwiki a try, but I need to be able to also use the wiki (read, search, navigate, write) from mobile. That's the only thing keeping me from trying it. I think I could store the files in Dropbox and at least read them from mobile.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#28Started using http://vimwiki.github.io/ after seeing it on HN. I've been quite happy, although it only supports plain text. The first-class support of images/multimedia here looks really nice.
If you like vim, you might like my Miki: Makefile wiki. Works with restructured text and markdown. It's just a makefile. https://github.com/a3n/miki
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#29TW5 NodeJS version is far more flexible than the single file version. You get to write your notes in plaint text files and categorize them with tags, concatenate them om or export them to whatever you wish to.
Re: TiddlyWiki: a local, single-page wiki
#30I discovered TiddlyWiki almost a year ago when I was looking for a way to replace my tabletop RPG notes system. I was blown away how with how useful it is for my workflow. Friends picked it up for the same purpose, and others. Kudos team.