Websites using TiddlyWiki

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This list contains 357 domains, 109,340,068 phones and 59,394,928 emails.

Tiddlywiki is a notebook service that also serves as a to-do list. It is known for being non-linear and user-friendly in nature. It enables users to record important information with ease. It also serves as a platform for building high-performance and visually attractive websites. It is designed to adapt to the different needs of its users. It comes with a plugin library as well. TiddlyWiki is known for offering a conducive space for the organization of ideas. It offers scope for customization and comes with a simple interface as well. It is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. It is compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera and Standalone App.

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✨ TiddlyWiki history

TiddlyWiki was first introduced in 2004 by British software developer Jeremy Ruston, as a single portable HTML file that enables non-linear note-taking, organization, and publishing of content. The innovative platform has since evolved into an active, open-source community project, empowering users worldwide to create customizable personal wikis and seamlessly collaborate on various projects.

Websites using TiddlyWiki

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Technologies

runelabs.com

tritarget.com

tiddlywiki.com

dillfrescott.com

jjelinek.com

lxcards.com

groktiddlywiki.com

mlnar.com

hardwarepunk.com

estelar.de

TiddlyWiki Variations

TiddlyWiki 5

TiddlyWiki 5.1

TiddlyWiki 5.2

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✨ Facts about TiddlyWiki

1. TiddlyWiki is a non-linear, customizable, and reusable personal web notebook created by Jeremy Ruston in 2004.

2. It is a single HTML file that contains both the content and the necessary JavaScript to edit and manipulate the content, thus allowing offline usage and easy sharing.

3. TiddlyWiki utilizes a unique "tiddler" concept, where small pieces of content are combined and organized to create larger documents or projects, promoting a modular approach to content management.

4. The platform supports various plugins and macros to enhance functionality, such as adding encryption, mathematical notation, and third-party web services support.

5. TiddlyWiki is open-source software, with an active community contributing to its development, bug fixes, and creating various plugins, themes, and language translations.

Frequently Asked questions

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