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I love org-mode, but have to write GH flavoured markdown for work. It really is a second class citizen in comparison. Org tables are sublime. I quite often fir
by MarcScott 9y ago
I love org-mode, but have to write GH flavoured markdown for work. It really is a second class citizen in comparison.
Org tables are sublime. I quite often fire up orgtbl-mode just to create tables easily in other text documents.
Writing code blocks, in a
language's major mode, is amazing. Just C-c ' and you're away, complete with your emacs tool chain, which for me means I get Python syntax highlighting, autocomplete and a PEP-8 checker. Then you can use babel to present your output.
Export to html, pdf, odf works brilliantly, and I can specify a CSS sheet to style it however I want.
And lastly there's https://github.com/yjwen/org-reveal https://github.com/yjwen/org-reveal which let's me make slide decks effortlessly.
- shoover 9y agoGreat examples of power features. When we started using markdown for work, I was surprised that tables were kind of a pain and pandoc's recommendation was to use Emacs and org-table.