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That's nice, but why is it better than https://stackedit.io/editor https://stackedit.io/editor or http://dillinger.io/ http://dillinger.io/? is it open-source?
by fiatjaf 11y ago
That's nice, but why is it better than https://stackedit.io/editor https://stackedit.io/editor or http://dillinger.io/ http://dillinger.io/? is it open-source?
I wish I had a better Markdown editor for http://templates.alhur.es/ http://templates.alhur.es/ -- although a React dependency wouldn't be good for the page size.
- couac 11y agoWe needed a way to support templates, because we really write any kind of documents in Markdown. AFAIK StackEdit does not support templates like we implemented. I did not know Dillinger, which seems to be close to StackEdit. So if I had to quickly benchmark, I'd say: Monod has this notion of templates, speaks CommonMark (no hackish markdown), and is offline-first. Yet, the main reason we wrote it was to learn React.js. We are working on open sourcing it this week!