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Tearly: Tear apart TiddlyWiki for cache-friendliness

WORK IN PROGRESS

I just want to use TiddlyWiki as a new form of static blog. But everytime I update the "blog", the user have to download megabytes of data. Awful!

With Tearly, the user still downloads megabytes of data the first time they come to visit, but later updates only apply a diff of pressure on the user — only updated tiddlers get downloaded, all other big ones (like "core", or "KaTeX plugin" something) get reused from the browser cache. Great!

And, NPM SUCKS TO ASS! This plugin requires only a static server with WebDAV support (only need MKCOL, PUT, DELETE methods). Guess what, nginx will do!