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  1. Dec 2022
    1. Among the many packages I’ve used, stroll has definitely changed the way I interacted with Tiddlywiki. It allowed me to focus more on the note-taking process by dividing the screen into 2 columns. This allowed me to work on different tiddlers simultaneously. Still it took me hours to process my notes and digitize them into Tiddlywiki. I guess the UI kind of slowed me down, mostly because I’m a keyboard-centric user and don’t use the mouse that often.

      I share the advantages of having more the one visible tiddler. In my case, I have been using a multicolumn layout like the one in our TRPG wiki particularly in my tablet. I don't get the fluent edition experience I will like, and the panoramic+detailed view I can get with (meta) editors like Leo Editor or Doom Emacs. But TW has several important advantages over them: it is pretty multi-device, self-contained and over all easier to introduce to non-programmers, as extensive teaching/facilitating experience (700+ hours) in workshops, since 2015 has shown trying to introduce meta tools/systems to non programmers, which is a main concern of my practices and research.