Last week was both sad and exciting for me. Exciting because I was gearing up to start my new job at theTeam, a London-based communications agency with a slightly silly name. Sad because it was my last week working at Osmosoft (a company that created plenty of silly named things itself).
Yesterday I was fortunate to be able to make the quick trip over to Paris to attend a meeting of TiddlyWiki enthusiasts at TiddlyParis. Arranged by long time TiddlyWiki community member and Una Mesa stalwart Saq Imtiaz, this event was a great chance to put some faces to the names of some of the TiddlyWiki developers and users whose work I have been enjoying and benefitting from for some time.
After a bit of a hiatus, I’ve recently been concentrating on developing my pet project, teamtasks again. Teamtasks is a simple application built using TiddlyWiki to provide a place to manage your tasks alongside other content in your very own personal wiki.
Recently, we at Osmosoft have been trying to make good on one of our pledges: To introduce a unit testing framework to Tiddlywiki development.
Last week the entire Osmosoft team visited Paris to attend the LeWeb3 conference. Initially, we had intended to be attending simply as delegates, but as time went by, we decided that we might be able to build something handy to use at the conference, and that perhaps, others might find it useful too.