I too have been keeping my own list.
But I would like to have something more general. I had been heads-down on other things until last week, and I thought I might start on my big idea by now, but I really needed a little intellectual break. So I’m not ready to start it yet, but this is my goal: Write something like Dave Giffords excellent Documenting wiki, but larger, and with more organization.
The idea would be to have community-generated content but presented with a single voice. It should have a feedback/contribution mechanism more useful to non-coders than the GitHub PR process (my usual tool.)
I have an edition (https://crosseye.github.io/TW5-Tiddox/) I’ve created for other documentation projects. I’ve mentioned it here a few times, but never focused on it, because it may be too idiosyncratic for others to use, and I haven’t been ready to offer support for it. But I would like to use this as the basis for documentation of Tiddlywiki designed to supplement the official docs.
I love the fact that https://tiddlywiki.com serves all the roles it does, but that multi-focus means that it is not ideal as a documentation tool.
For example, the issue referred to in the OP:
I have a tiddler tagged $:/tags/ViewTemplate. But I would like it only to appear in tiddlers that have either tag foo or tag bar. And be invisible for all other tiddlers. Is this possible? I always thought “conditional viewtemplate” did this, but it turns out it does not.
is an important one to me. I figured this out quite a while ago. I don’t remember how – probably from a question here, or from someone’s example wiki.1 This may well be something findable in the main documentation, but I have no clue how to go about finding it there. My first attempt, searching for ViewTemplate hide
yields these:
Of those, only the first is even slightly promising, but I did check them all, and none offer any help with this. Searching just on ViewTemplate
yields 24 results, none of which looks likely.
I didn’t check them all, but I did look at two that I – knowing the solution – thought might be helpful:
But they didn’t give a hint. Introduction to Lists
didn’t even mention what I see as one of their key features: TW’s usual conditional rendering technique.
Note that I don’t blame anyone for this. https://tiddlywiki.com is a tour de force. But serving so many roles while trying not to become overwhelming, it probably can’t serve the role I’m looking for. (However, if I get this off the ground and we want to fold some or all of it back into TW, I’d be ecstatic.)
So… no announcement yet. I’m am still mostly thinking about this. But I will probably start working soon, and I’d love suggestions.2
1 And I’m still amused and amazed to find that I knew this and Dave G didn’t; he’s one of those who’s taught me so much about TW!
2 I mean beyond the obvious suggestion of grabbing every post by @EricShulman, @pmario, and @saqimtiaz, and a few others as the main content!