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I tried the application, and it looks great! One thing Caret gets right that other Markdown editors (Macdown is what I currently use) don't is wordcount. In Ca
by Bostwick 11y ago
I tried the application, and it looks great!
One thing Caret gets right that other Markdown editors (Macdown is what I currently use) don't is wordcount. In Caret, the document wordcount is always visible in the upper right corner, and if I select some text, the wordcount for the selection is displayed again. Others have mentioned the lack of live-preview as a deal-breaker, but I'm ok with this because of the easy, obvious shortcut. My main purpose with Markdown editors is writing READMEs and blog posts, and I usually don't keep live-preview open as I'm writing.
The one missing feature to keep me from pre-ordering is detection of jekyll YAML headers.
- antback 11y agoWhy is so important for you the wordcount feature? I don't get it.
- masukomi 11y agoI'm with antback on this one. You write as many words as are needed to convey your message. Unless you are a journalist or a student, why does it matter? Also, if you're serious about word count and other metadata about your document then you should look into Marked 2. It's got that and much more.