the Bible in json

[Richard Smith]

I know you've probably already got one, but in case you don't, here's a copy of the old-testament, built using filters from the individual verses.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/83055414/kjv.html

I think I found the easiest way to get stuff out of a spreadsheet into TW.

By adding columns to mock-up a json file and then copying that into a text-editor

Save it as .json and drag it in to TW

The file is ~7mb and isn't quick, but the drop in performance isn't what one might fear. The wiki contains ~23,000 tiddlers. The original spreadsheet files are here: http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php/file/king_james_bible/

[Joshua]

Great work Richard. I'm going to see what further can be done with it. It certainly is a good stress test for the system :-).

Joshua

[Jeremy Ruston]

Hi Richard

Great stuff, it's really fascinating to explore such a large corpus of text in TW. On my fast desktop machine it's surprisingly reasonable at many operations. Others (like the More/All tab) are noticeably pretty slow. It would be interesting to turn on performance statistics and methodically try to optimise the overall page refresh. Something for after 5.1.8 :)

Best wishes

Jeremy

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[Ed Dixon]

Awesome! Richard you never cease to amaze me! Great trick in creating useful json as well!