Hi all and happy end of year holidays. I was organizing my browser tabs (yes, that’s one of my holidays pleasures) and found the GitHub thread about Add support for running external shell tasks which states: and I was thinking that maybe some kind of reactive notebook like Julia’s Pluto.jl , Pyth…

[image] Offray: The first question to explore that path would be, how to package Fengari as a TiddlyWiki plugin? There’s a short introduction here https://tiddlywiki.com/dev/#Module%20System Also see How to include external js and css files? Trying to package a complex JavaScript codebase a…

[image] Offray: The first question to explore that path would be, how to package Fengari as a TiddlyWiki plugin? Of course, there are many extra things and any constructive idea/critic is welcomed. Fengari (Moon in greek) is the Lua VM written in JavaScript. It uses JavaScript’s garbage coll…

[image] Offray: The path of having interactive reactive web notebooks is something I’m personally interested to explore now that Hypermedia Systems , like HTMX and Data Star , are enabling the possibility to create rich web apps with minimal/no developer facing JS and from a wide variety of ser…

It works out of box in TidGi app, it supports GitHub - tiddly-gittly/zx-script: Run Javascript inside tiddlywiki like jupyter notebook plugin.

Thanks for your answer and references. They allow me to get a better picture of TiddlyWiki internals and development workflow. [image] pmario: So – Fengari is a Lua interpreter written in Javascript . The Lua itself is a language that is equally complex as Javascript, while being similar enoug…

[image] pmario: All of this can be created using TW wikitext, where you do not need any server-side backend and no JavaScript at all. [image] pmario: HTMLX – is almost the same thing as our widgets. Only the syntax is a bit different. TW5 exists since 2014 and probably is equally or even …

[image] Offray: Maybe a little bit of my motivations/path to explore Hypermedia Systems, can clarify how I see following my “web development” future story and my wondering about how TW would fit in that path. But that could be too detailed or long to post it here. So I’ll update this thread with…

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