Origins of TiddlyWiki interview with Jeremy Ruston

[Saq Imtiaz]

For those that haven't seen it, there is a new interview with Jeremy that has been posted:

https://vimeo.com/479941422

In quintessential Jeremy style, it is long and rambly and full of interesting insights. :)

There isn't much that is directly relevant to contemporary TW5, but it might be of interesti for those that want to learn about how TiddlyWiki came about.

Cheers,
Saq

[Alvin]

Thanx, Saq.

I exchanged a couple of e-mails with him way back when I first learned about TW, but I figured he was pretty too busy to keep up a regular correspondence. I'm still a fan notwithstanding.

[TiddlyTweeter]

Its interesting.

I actually I think its useful to view by designers/developers because of his broader comments from about  57 minutes on.

Jeremy I think has the best overview of TW. He is always contextualizing it in the context of browser, open-source, plugin need (problem of you can't have foresight), and edge of viable developments.

He is a very clever man.

TW is a shared-subset of his brain.

Best wishes

TT

[TiddlyTweeter]

Saq Imtiaz wrote:

In quintessential Jeremy style, it is long and rambly and full of interesting insights. :)

HA!

The most widely used word in all broadcasts by anyone is "ERM ..." :-)

TT

[bimlas]

Thank you for the video! It’s an interesting feeling to think of the times when I first started using the internet as history, but it reminds me that the present times will become history once - and we will be historical figures. : D

[torax...@googlemail.com]

Thanks vor the insight, Jeremy. And thanks to the inverviewers.