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Welcome to the homepage of Jon Robson, one of those web developer hippie types. I
currently live in London, work for Osmosoft and make things like the new ILGA website and Vismo. Here is the
place to find the majority of my contributions to the big thing we call the web. This is a blog and an RSS aggregator of all my feeds. I don't like IE6 but I like coffee. I believe Programming is an art.
Hope you enjoy your stay.
Catch up on what I've been blogging about in the BlogArchive.
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My work revolves mostly around the two projects TiddlyWiki and TiddlyWeb, but I've been known to play with/develop using openstreetmap, JIT and SVGWeb. I also contribute to other opensource projects in non-softwarey ways like WikiTravel.
Most of the development I do will probably end up on this site or on github
Websites I have worked on include The International Gay Lesbian Association website (more details on this blog) and the experimental Tampr for coffee fiends
I have created various TiddlyWiki plugins however most of them are experimental and never completely get the love they deserve. Plugins I create for TiddlyWiki end up here. To build them you might need to read this blog post about How to cook in TiddlyWiki. Probably one of my more interesting plugins was TiddlyTagMindMap - a project exploring Mind Maps for TiddlyWiki without any external files which I feel are great for organising large amounts of data. Probably one of my most popular plugins however I'm a bit embarrassed by the underlying code. See TiddlyTagMindMap on tiddlyspot
I make lots of TiddlyWeb plugins in Python. The more consumable ones end up on pypi
Most of the development I do will probably end up on this site or on github
Websites
Websites I have worked on include The International Gay Lesbian Association website (more details on this blog) and the experimental Tampr for coffee fiends
TiddlyWiki plugins
I have created various TiddlyWiki plugins however most of them are experimental and never completely get the love they deserve. Plugins I create for TiddlyWiki end up here. To build them you might need to read this blog post about How to cook in TiddlyWiki. Probably one of my more interesting plugins was TiddlyTagMindMap - a project exploring Mind Maps for TiddlyWiki without any external files which I feel are great for organising large amounts of data. Probably one of my most popular plugins however I'm a bit embarrassed by the underlying code. See TiddlyTagMindMap on tiddlyspot
TiddlyWeb plugins
I make lots of TiddlyWeb plugins in Python. The more consumable ones end up on pypi
a list of older blog posts can be found at here