Mastodawn

Right now I am looking at Eastgate https://eastgate.com/ products like #tinderbox and #storyspace. I am fascinated by both products and probably going to give them a try. But like always, are there any alternatives out there, like real ones? I tried to get started with #hyperbole #emacs many times, with little success. I also actually think that for #hypertext, working with a #gui is needed for the experience.

Eastgate: serious hypertext

Fine hypertexts and hypertext tools since 1982

Luciano Pinna Oct 2

Final day to experience #Polymorf's Future Botanica at Nederlands Film Festival. Located in #storyspace at Bibliotheek Utrecht.
#FutureBotanica #AR #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #nextnature #experience #exhibition #photography #NFF

Globe to Go Jul 22, 2025

Pack light. Leave room for stories.
Travel with meaning—start at globetogo.com
#packmemories #travellesslivefull #storyspace

kathrynk Apr 3, 2024

David Bolter

David Bolter, with his enthusiasm for hypertexts and pioneering work on Storyspace, demonstrates how technology is not just a tool but a collaborator in storytelling, inviting us to co-create and explore narratives in multidimensional spaces. #DavidBolter #Storyspace #InteractiveNarrative

Boris Mann Jan 7, 2023

We've got the first presentation of #ToolsForThoughtRocks booked for Jan 26th, with Mark Berstein of Eastgate Software fame - #StorySpace, #Tinderbox

He's going to be covering "Early Tools for Thought". Register to join us https://lu.ma/2u5f7ky0

cc @jessmartin @christina

Early Tools For Thought, with Mark Bernstein · Zoom · Luma

Mark Bernstein of Eastgate Systems, Inc., is the designer of Tinderbox: https://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/ Join Mark as he turns back the clock to examine some early Tools For...

Chris Aldrich Apr 23, 2020

In going down rabbit holes relating to wiki’s for Saturday’s IWC pop up event, I came across Mark Bernstein’s (@eastgate) Storyspace and Tinderbox products from the early 1990’s, and I couldn’t help but thinking that Roam Research (@RoamResearch) is reinventing an old wheel.

It’s all rather similar to TiddlyWiki with TiddlyBlink and TiddlyMaps added as well. While most of these are private note taking tools, I can’t help but wonder if making the data public may actually be the linchpin for adding tremendous value?

https://boffosocko.com/2020/04/23/55770469/

Gardens and Streams: Wikis, Blogs, and UI—a pop up IndieWebCamp session

Interested in wikis and wiki software and how they're used on the web? Join a group of people to brainstorm how they can be used within the independent web.

Chris Aldrich