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Eric Phelps

@orci Well, not really a journal, but journaling is one of the things it does. #TiddlyWiki saves everything to a single HTML file. How you handle that file is up to you. You can use an encrypted sync service and your choice of cloud storage to keep your desktop and phone synced. You can also host your wiki on a public server (that's a big no for me).

I keep all my ideas, half-done projects, and meeting notes in it.

Lots of plugins for looks and functionality so you can make it how you want it.

Eric Phelps

I have a few schematics I use on interviews to see if people can troubleshoot. Twenty years ago, people could. Nobody can now. Nobody teaches electronics for technicians. Engineers, yes. Technicians, no.

So I'm rewriting the test and changing it into training. I'm doing all the work in my private wiki and have found "reveal-js" is perfect for interactive training!

Just in case you ever need something like that 🤔.

tiddlywiki.com/
revealjs.com/

tiddlywiki.comTiddlyWiki v5.3.6a non-linear personal web notebook
#TiddlyWiki#RevealJS
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gavcloud

The subtitle icons themselves function as buttons, which re-direct to a note that is generated via a template containing a geomap widget, and the coordinates as the note title, stored when either of the two ViewToolbar buttons is pressed.

#tiddlywiki#digitalgarden#gps
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gavcloud

Now the subtitle—in addition to showing the timestamps—contains a location pin icon for the origin GPS coordinates, and a globe icon for the last modified version GPS coordinates.

These are set manually, just to keep things more intentional and optimized, via two new ViewToolbar buttons: fetch current coordinates (for the most recent coordinates) … and set created coordinates, which will populate fields for a tiddler's origin coords.

#tiddlywiki#digitalgarden#gps
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gavcloud

after meeting up with and chatting with @liaizon about geotagging and note-taking … I've come up with a nice way to integrate geotags into my #TiddlyWiki

Thanks to @Jermolene GeoSpatial plugin, I was about to create some metadata gui elements which reveal a note's origin GPS coordinates, and its latest revisions GPS coordinates, by modifying the subtitle shadow tiddler.

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@mhoye

This seems oddly specific. I'd be surprised if anything worked exactly like that.

You can construct something that uses / as a pseudo directory structure in #TiddlyWiki . Then use a view template to display the root of the tree as a tree. And you can use a permalink to open up that branch immediately.

TW will also let you build a TOC out of tags tagging tags, which is actually a better data structure to work with.

temp-demo.tiddlyhost.com/#%2Fd

gavcloud

I developed a custom toolbar in the control panel that allows for drag-and-drop arranging of social media platform icons, with fields for the url and tooltip right in the panel. It's nearly ready to be repackaged as a plugin, but there are some optimizations I am looking to make.

#TiddlyWiki#opensource#wiki
Brick Duck

I have seen people posting about keeping a journal instead of publicly blogging. I like the idea but hadn't found a good solution. Didn't want paper, and couldn't trust any $company.

Some recommended #DayOne but it's run by #automattic (the #wordpress ppl) which is melting down about #wpengine

I chose #tiddlywiki since it has an encryption option, and put it on a web server that only listens on a #wireguard interface.

tiddlywiki.com/
#journaling #diary

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David Hayes 😸

Time for my own #introduction post! Hi, I'm David! 👋🏽

I'm a UX/UI-focused software engineer with a focus on humane technology that *doesn't* eat the world. I've been on #javascript island lately, but in my 20-or-so years I've sailed around the whole archipelago (C/C++, Python, #lua, #golang). I'm a #parent, I'm a hobbyist #gamedev, I'm unhealthily obsessed with #notetaking and #textfiles and #journaling. I like #obsidian just fine but I miss #tiddlywiki. And my usual editor of choice is #neovim.

dickon bevington

My work: #AMBIT

#opensource development of evidence based practice for people with multiple intersectional needs incl. mental health with risk, low trust in professionals & complex interprofessional relationships

#TiddlyWiki-based AMBIT manual here:

manuals.annafreud.org/ambit

Book of the #AMBIT wiki (OUP, 2017) with Fuggle, Fonagy, Cracknell:

academic.oup.com/book/1291

Most recent title (2022) with Carla Sharp: Mentalizing in Psychotherapy: a guide for practitioners

guilford.com/books/Mentalizing

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