Light-weight and easy to install Tiddlyhost-like for personal use. Use it to manage TiddlyWiki and Feather Wiki files.
- Clean fresh Rails 8, no baggage
- Zero Tiddlyhost specific code or branding
- A publicly available, ready-to-use docker image
- Can be run locally with a docker one-liner
- Can be deployed and run on a server, likely with Kamal
- Once it's functional and stable, potentially usable for core Tiddlyhost functionality
- How to handle users and accounts? Can we get away without using Devise?
- Should it aim to support NodeJS style per-tiddler saving/syncing rather than the "whole file" approach used by Tiddlyhost?
- Do we want to continue with the wildcard domain routing, or switch to a more conventional routing style, (think Google Docs)?
Right now it's just an idea, but I want to play around with the Rails 8 beta, so let's see how it goes.