This is a showcase of what's been happening in Osmosoft and the TiddlyWiki community. A showcase for each day. Day 12 will be my final day working at Osmosoft and I decided to create this TiddlyWiki-powered microsite to celebrate my time here.
TiddlyWiki is just a single-page web application at the core, but with the right plugins and server-side components, it can also produce powerful, multi-user, web applications. Osmosoft is the open source innovation arm of BT, originally an acquisition of the company founded by TiddlyWiki creator Jeremy Ruston. It champions and governs open source and web standards within BT, and makes open-source products in line with BT's needs, operating predominately on the public internet.
There's lots going on with TiddlyWiki outside Osmosoft, but this site is a showcase of things myself and colleagues are doing with it.
Thanks to Jeremy Ruston and Matt Lucht for some ideas on the design here ... and to the jQuery crew to which this concept is blatantly homaged. Matt Lucht - a friend of Osmosoft - is helping out with this site too.
Michael Mahemoff
February 22, 2010
TiddlyWiki is just a single-page web application at the core, but with the right plugins and server-side components, it can also produce powerful, multi-user, web applications. Osmosoft is the open source innovation arm of BT, originally an acquisition of the company founded by TiddlyWiki creator Jeremy Ruston. It champions and governs open source and web standards within BT, and makes open-source products in line with BT's needs, operating predominately on the public internet.
There's lots going on with TiddlyWiki outside Osmosoft, but this site is a showcase of things myself and colleagues are doing with it.
Thanks to Jeremy Ruston and Matt Lucht for some ideas on the design here ... and to the jQuery crew to which this concept is blatantly homaged. Matt Lucht - a friend of Osmosoft - is helping out with this site too.
Michael Mahemoff
February 22, 2010