Treat with Jermolene

Chris Dent on his work on TiddlyWeb. As I’ve said, this is the most fun I’ve ever had watching someone else write code…

Mesmerising device for making interactive pretty patterns. Looks like it’s powered by the canvas element, apart from IE which falls back to Flash

Yuck. The BCS run a naff little blog spreading misinformation about DRM. I didn’t realise they were idiots

An animation of TiddlyWiki code repository activity, created by Paul Downey using Code Swarm

Phil Hawksworth and Paul Downey discuss their work on the Confabb NoteShare for the Personal Democracy Forum in New York last week

Applies the Google Maps zoomable user interface to Amazon

Me exploring better ways to distribute the special applet TiddlyWiki uses to save on Safari and Opera

“Open Standards enable companies to compete in a structured way. Open Source projects enable people or companies to collaborate in a structured way”. Nice (via psd)

Dave Aitken has done a beautiful integrated a version of the venerable Vi command-line editor with TiddlyWiki

Paul Downey’s marvellous mashup of Processing.js and TiddlyWiki makes it easy to experiment with animations and visualisations

JavaScript implementations of four common vizualisations. Very inspiring work from Nicolas Garcia Belmonte

Denise Olsen’s nicely illustrated introduction to TiddyWiki

Ha! Beautiful. An implementation of Processing in JavaScript that seems astonishingly functional