December 20, 2008 at 19:29TiddlyWiki or its own little Wikipedia ...
“TiddlyWiki is a wiki engine and wiki concept, which consists in the fact that the entire wiki site is a single HTML page, the interactivity of which is provided by scripts.”
This is what Wikipedia says about this wonderful flight of thought of programmers. But what is it really? This is what many, if not all, dream about - a local, small, compact and transportable wiki-knowledge base that does not depend on a WEB server and server languages with the ability to synchronize with a distant, distant server. Personally, I discovered it just yesterday, when I was too lazy to dig into web programming and create a website on the Web.
To get started, let's go over the capabilities of the engine:
* Full AJAX, so to speak, more precisely its client part - everything works without a single reboot
* The whole engine fits in one single HTML file
* You can create, edit and delete any entries with some wiki-like markup that will be saved all in the same file
* Plugins support
* Ability to auto-update the engine’s main code
* Search by records
* Labeling each Recordings
* Fully customizable interface. due to custom CSS and changing the standard HTML template
* Ability to synchronize with other files and files on the server
* Import from other files and servers
* ...
In general, it can do a lot, but the most important thing is that it is quite convenient and perhaps worthy of attention. The only drawback that I encountered was the lack of a Russian translation. However, this problem is solved simply by writing the appropriate plug-in, which I did - I added my own slightly clumsy translation, which can be downloaded here .
Now about how to get and how to start using TiddlyWiki. To do this, go to www.tiddlywiki.com and download the latest version of the engine, now it is 2.4.1. In principle - that’s all - all that remains is to open the file itself, indicate your name, change the headers and start adding your entries. But I advise you to do a little different. there is a site tiddlyspot.comwhich is nothing more than a free hosting for TiddlyWiki.
By registering on this site, you get at your disposal a subdomain and a ready-to-use TiddlyWiki page. All that remains is to save it to the local disk by clicking on the “download” button on the right and opening the saved page in the browser, enter your password on tiddlyspot.com (hidden entry of TspotOptions), install the translation of the main part of the engine that I made as I wish (how to set translations and other plugins described here ) and that's it! Now, after any edits, you just need to click on the “upload” button and be happy =))
For more information, please visit the following addresses:
www.tiddlywiki.com- official site. Built specifically on TiddlyWiki, you can take a look at it so to speak in business ...
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki is a small review article on Wikipedia.
www.tiddlywiki.org - Community wiki. Enough information on the system for users. so for developers. In general, there is everything you need.
kafik.tiddlyspot.com is an example of my page.
PS: Do not judge strictly for the translation - I studied English in C ++ and Pascal =))
This is what Wikipedia says about this wonderful flight of thought of programmers. But what is it really? This is what many, if not all, dream about - a local, small, compact and transportable wiki-knowledge base that does not depend on a WEB server and server languages with the ability to synchronize with a distant, distant server. Personally, I discovered it just yesterday, when I was too lazy to dig into web programming and create a website on the Web.
To get started, let's go over the capabilities of the engine:
* Full AJAX, so to speak, more precisely its client part - everything works without a single reboot
* The whole engine fits in one single HTML file
* You can create, edit and delete any entries with some wiki-like markup that will be saved all in the same file
* Plugins support
* Ability to auto-update the engine’s main code
* Search by records
* Labeling each Recordings
* Fully customizable interface. due to custom CSS and changing the standard HTML template
* Ability to synchronize with other files and files on the server
* Import from other files and servers
* ...
In general, it can do a lot, but the most important thing is that it is quite convenient and perhaps worthy of attention. The only drawback that I encountered was the lack of a Russian translation. However, this problem is solved simply by writing the appropriate plug-in, which I did - I added my own slightly clumsy translation, which can be downloaded here .
Now about how to get and how to start using TiddlyWiki. To do this, go to www.tiddlywiki.com and download the latest version of the engine, now it is 2.4.1. In principle - that’s all - all that remains is to open the file itself, indicate your name, change the headers and start adding your entries. But I advise you to do a little different. there is a site tiddlyspot.comwhich is nothing more than a free hosting for TiddlyWiki.
By registering on this site, you get at your disposal a subdomain and a ready-to-use TiddlyWiki page. All that remains is to save it to the local disk by clicking on the “download” button on the right and opening the saved page in the browser, enter your password on tiddlyspot.com (hidden entry of TspotOptions), install the translation of the main part of the engine that I made as I wish (how to set translations and other plugins described here ) and that's it! Now, after any edits, you just need to click on the “upload” button and be happy =))
For more information, please visit the following addresses:
www.tiddlywiki.com- official site. Built specifically on TiddlyWiki, you can take a look at it so to speak in business ...
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/TiddlyWiki is a small review article on Wikipedia.
www.tiddlywiki.org - Community wiki. Enough information on the system for users. so for developers. In general, there is everything you need.
kafik.tiddlyspot.com is an example of my page.
PS: Do not judge strictly for the translation - I studied English in C ++ and Pascal =))