Clint’s Thoughts

There are two nifty tools for viewing a page’s source code after it has been alter with JavaScript

Frapper uses the Google Maps to create an interface where anyone can go and put a ‘pin’ in the map showing where they are from.

Call me old fashioned, but I find it to be nice to know who I’m talking to or working with. I contribute to the TiddlyWiki

First of all, let me introduce pytw. Its motto is ‘pytw – very simple’. Is so simple it avoids uppercase letters. You don’t get much

Lets say you have a WebDav server. Actually, you probably don’t have a WebDav server, but you have an FTP server. (Lets also say that

Update: This technique only worked with Version 1.2 of TiddlyWiki. TW 2.0 uses templates for rearranging the structure. I’ll try to clean this up noting

This day last year TiddlyWiki 1.0 was released. The next version, 1.2.33, will probably be due for a release this Thursday. Its been a good

TiddlyWiki is a single HTML file that acts as a program. TW is potential.

Let me put the cart before the horse. TiddlyWiki (which I’ll give you the scoop on later) has an incredible userbase. However, because of how