In order to simplify the development of TiddlyWeb-based applications (like TiddlyRecon), I created a generic library for making HTTP requests to a TiddlyWeb server.

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The jQuery folks are nice enough to provide a raw XML dump of their API documentation (http://api.jquery.com). I wrote a quick macro to parse that data and store it as tiddlers:

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While working on some jQuery-based applications for TiddlyWeb (post upcoming), I noticed there was no obvious concise way to chain the creation of multiple nested elements. Over the course of several discussions with Mike, we’ve come up with some simple idioms which we hope will make our code a little prettier:

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Heavily inspired by Oskar Krawczyk’s WTFramework and Paul Downey’s subsequent enhancements, I’ve re-engineered this bookmarklet to be more extensible and better support multiple frameworks.

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Since I frequently use TinyURLs, I’ve come up with a bookmarklet to simplify the process of providing both the TinyURL and the original URL[1]: see here for my reasoning on this [↩]

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