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It's not terrible. Personally, since I write in Markdown, it's an excellent tool for my niche documents. It doesn't integrate with Jekyll, but it's close enough
by citrusui 10y ago
It's not terrible. Personally, since I write in Markdown, it's an excellent tool for my niche documents. It doesn't integrate with Jekyll, but it's close enough. Simplenote is another decent app that happens to have Markdown support, but the implementation isn't very good. No image previews, no tables, and on occasion it will outright mess up the formatting in `code blocks`.
Of course, I am very hesistant to put my full trust into Dropbox. Their Mac app has been known to work around security measures in macOS[0].
[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12619722 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12619722
An another note, does anyone here have a suggestion for a good Notes app with Markdown and/or Jekyll support? Preferably one with a mobile app as well.
- asidiali 10y agoIMO all the current MD editors/previewers stink for some reason. I spent 10 min throwing together http://mrkdwn.pro http://mrkdwn.pro - you can feed it any direct MD file URL and it will render it in Github flavored markdown. You can also directly go to a file like so: http://mrkdwn.pro/#/?url= http://mrkdwn.pro/#/?url= and then add the URL to your MD file at the end. Definitely not fully featured or anything, but a dead simple way to share and read markdown files on the go.