TiddlyWiki Use Case: complimentary software development tool

[Charlie Veniot]

So code and test and document programs in a fully self-contained TiddlyWiki, then export that code for inclusion in a bigger project using robust programming tools.

Although I'm using BASIC, imagine any other programming language.

And although this sample code is a little ridiculous, imagine the ability to export some serious code:  Alphabet Attacks source code

And the bonus of custom TiddlyWiki  export of source code and javascript to an HTML file for a version of the application that can be deployed to the web..

That is a game for exercising keyboard skills.  Set your keyboard to CAPS LOCK and type the letters before they hit the ground.