@jack My eyes keep wandering over to TiddlyWiki, and your instance is quite inspiringā¦
Having spent $$$ on it, Iāve wanted to make DEVONThink my knowledge base, but TW seems like a great one-stop shop, especially with the potential to publish a chosen subset of the wikiā¦ š¤
@danj Since it looks like running TiddlyWiki on node.js would result in my ātiddlersā (thereās a word thatāll take getting used to š) being plain text files in the filesystem, I could index them with DEVONThink and perhaps get the best of both worldsā¦ š¤
@danj And since @jack is my muse for this topic (I hope he doesnāt mind), this old post of his mentions:
> Tinderbox is my notebook. Evernote is my junk drawer. DEVONthink is my filing cabinet.
Iām thinking TiddlyWiki could be my notebook, while DEVONThink is both my filing cabinet and ājunk drawerā. Since DEVONThinkās strength seems to be in search, it should be good at both the latter use cases.
@danj DEVONthink can work really well for any of those tasks. I never enjoyed writing in it, so it never caught on for me as a notebook. TiddlyWiki is weird and fun, which are things I always fall for, but it can take a minute to get oneās head around. Once (or if) that happens, I think itās hard to beat. Itās also easy to borrow other peopleās work (by saving a copy or dragging and dropping individual tiddlers) and that makes it fun to learn. Kind of like the old web.
@jack Have you tried v3 of DT, it was a huge difference to me and itās currently the most used application for my work (+ BBEdit, Ulyssses and Marked)
@jemostrom Yes, v3 was (is) a great upgrade to the aging v2. I feel a little guilty that I really only use DTP as a glorified Finder replacement. But itās a damn good glorified Finder replacement :)