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emilyk...@gmail.com
Oct 14, 2020, 1:55:21 AM10/14/20
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Hi all,
Latest cardo.wiki snapshot here, in case anyone's interested or this workaround isn't that known:
Emily
emilyk...@gmail.com
Oct 14, 2020, 2:00:59 AM10/14/20
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Ok so that 2019 version doesn't work because it keeps saying illegal invocation most links, and most importantly, the "Get Cardo" button. But this one from 2018 seems to work. I've downloaded Cardo using the button and a couple seconds of opening tiddlers seems to be fine.
Emily
bimlas
Oct 14, 2020, 2:28:21 AM10/14/20
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See https://groups.google.com/g/tiddlywiki-gtd/c/Te0fYV8OW44/m/gmhlAVylAQAJ and the posts below it. :(
twid...@gmail.com
Oct 14, 2020, 9:16:45 AM10/14/20
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Well that's very sad.
Alfonso Arciniega
Oct 15, 2020, 12:40:47 AM10/15/20
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Thank you Emily,
I tried out Cardo extensively and didn't work for me. Basically, I compared Cardo with the functionality of mGSD in TiddlyWiki Classic. Card was not even close, mostly because it was very rigid in the way it was structured, specially in creating "lists". Additionally, "ticklers" couldn't be created with the TW5 version of two years ago. Unfortunately I don't know TW5 enough to produce something similar to mGSD, nor have the time to learn TW5 deep enough to program it in due course.
The customization of mGSD allows me to "Get Things Done" way more efficiently than most off the shelve GTD applications, especially due to the easy data "filtering". For example, for my daily personal lists I use Microsoft To Do mirroing an mGSD file. But with mGSD I can create any type of lists, ticklers, and notes that cannot be done in MS To Do. And with Quine, I have access to my wikis on all my devices. For my work projects, I've been managing them in another mGSD wiki for many years.
I've looked at two "To Do" applications in TW5. While not bad, they are not what the original Cardo intended to be (i.e. more like mGSD).
My wish for TW5 is that someone in this group would to commit to creating a GTD application similar to mGSD (starting from scratch, not from Cardo). Because I've been working (and playing with its features) with mGSD for over ten years, I could help with the must have features, functionality required, and flexibility (e.g. easy creation of customized lists). I believe that a good GTD application in TW5 would be a great, not only as a full application but a potential marketable solution for managing projects.
The latest version original mGSD, courtesy of Simon Baird, is (still) available here (note that some functionality does not work in modern browsers; I recommend downloading and opening it with TiddlyDesktop).
Alfonso
I tried out Cardo extensively and didn't work for me. Basically, I compared Cardo with the functionality of mGSD in TiddlyWiki Classic. Card was not even close, mostly because it was very rigid in the way it was structured, specially in creating "lists". Additionally, "ticklers" couldn't be created with the TW5 version of two years ago. Unfortunately I don't know TW5 enough to produce something similar to mGSD, nor have the time to learn TW5 deep enough to program it in due course.
The customization of mGSD allows me to "Get Things Done" way more efficiently than most off the shelve GTD applications, especially due to the easy data "filtering". For example, for my daily personal lists I use Microsoft To Do mirroing an mGSD file. But with mGSD I can create any type of lists, ticklers, and notes that cannot be done in MS To Do. And with Quine, I have access to my wikis on all my devices. For my work projects, I've been managing them in another mGSD wiki for many years.
I've looked at two "To Do" applications in TW5. While not bad, they are not what the original Cardo intended to be (i.e. more like mGSD).
My wish for TW5 is that someone in this group would to commit to creating a GTD application similar to mGSD (starting from scratch, not from Cardo). Because I've been working (and playing with its features) with mGSD for over ten years, I could help with the must have features, functionality required, and flexibility (e.g. easy creation of customized lists). I believe that a good GTD application in TW5 would be a great, not only as a full application but a potential marketable solution for managing projects.
The latest version original mGSD, courtesy of Simon Baird, is (still) available here (note that some functionality does not work in modern browsers; I recommend downloading and opening it with TiddlyDesktop).
Alfonso
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