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For those who check comments first... I use this daily on macOS and it is a fantastic user experience. The Markdown editor doesn't have a separate preview wind

by jkmcf 10y ago

For those who check comments first... I use this daily on macOS and it is a fantastic user experience. The Markdown editor doesn't have a separate preview window. It auto detects your blocks and toggles between editing and rendering. Overall very polished. It has Mermaid ASCII diagramming support, which I love, but I wonder whether the diagrams should be imported images since you would need Typora in order to see it rendered. Reminder that it is still beta. I'm still hoping for a more unified Evernote-ish side bar since right now it depends on using a file browser of some sort, with no built-in search across notes.

dunham 10y ago
FoldingText.app on OSX and "usecanvas.com" on the web work similarly. I really like that editing model for markdown. (Hiding all the markup except that which is surrounding or adjacent to the cursor.) I'd love to see someone implement it on top of draft.js or something. (I haven't gotten around to yet myself yet - too many projects, too little time.)
- matt4077 10y ago
  I'd love to see it as a renderer for source code comments. I'd love to have th jupyter experience in an actual editor.
- aviraldg 10y ago
  We're doing something similar on riot.im with our new editor.
wodenokoto 10y ago
How does it handle images? Can I drag'n'drop images and will they just be linked or saved to a place relative to the document?
- algorithmsRcool 10y ago
  I just tried it. You can drag images into the doc and it will show the image WYSIWYG, but the image url looks to be an absolute path, not a relative one. It does not move the image.