Hello @Tolko-iPadPro!
As noted by @pmario, there’s a whole plugin package designed around working with publications. If you expect to work with references and citations, refnotes is a great package!
From your question, I suspect that you may be fairly new to working with data in TiddlyWiki.
So, in addition to recommending refnotes, I’ll just spell out a quick answer to your direct question: yes, fields are the way to go.
The simplest solution then uses a list widget. It specifies a filter (which publications you want to include), and then for each one includes whatever field information you want to include about each one. You can add styling and additional details as desired.
If you’d like help walking through what that would look like with your data, I’m happy to help further.
You may want to get into the habit of using YYYY0MM0DD dates (so today is 20240603), simply because that format will integrate very well with TiddlyWiki’s own way of thinking about date-time information. But your format, with forward slashes, at least will sort easily.
UPDATE: Here’s a simple list within my bibliographic database (in tiddlywiki). It’s a filter-based list, sorted by date, with no extra bells and whistles.
The fields I’m using are the same ones used by refnotes (bibtex-title, bibtex-author, bibtex-publisher, etc.), and I’m using a “bibtex-year” field rather than a full date field. You can edit the list tiddler, and also check out the individual publication tiddlers, to see how the sorted list works: https://biblio-springer.tiddlyhost.com/#simple%20list%20of%20books
