Readit NewsHowever, when you look closer, turns out that most of them just finished the work within their scope, fixes all reproducible bugs, and there's just not much left to do.
If there's a JS dependency with the last commit in 2022, it probably won't even build. (I'm half-joking of course, but only half)
Why not use a tool that is specifically made for that?
TiddlyWiki works both online and offline, and is both a note-taking tool and a wiki.
As a showcase: I turned the notes I was taking for myself in preparation for my ADHD diagnosis by uploading the single HTML file to my website, and many people found it useful:
Now I'm actually surprised to have returned back to this HN thread.
Meta ADHD.
It'd have to ask you for the FS permissions again though since the active FS handle is stored in the IndexDB which of course is separate in incognito.
Not only does it provide means for visual editing (for Tailwind only), but it also saves all changes to your code.
Free and open source.
It has `computed` too which works very similarly. On top of that, it has integrations with front-end frameworks such as React.
https://github.com/nanostores/nanostores