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Great solution. Given the problem statements that lead to this, i was pleasantly surprised by the elegance of the syntax. There are the obvious arguments about
by liquidise 9y ago
Great solution. Given the problem statements that lead to this, i was pleasantly surprised by the elegance of the syntax.
There are the obvious arguments about plain-text readability and additional standards, I would suggest thinking about this not as a Markdown replacement but rather a different use-case entirely. I understand the author framed it as a replacement. While that may have been the impetus to the project, i think the result is something entirely it's own.
Markdown has a place when a document stands to be published/shared in multiple formats. I use it regularly for blog posts that i also email to others for feedback in plaintext. Sundown looks to me like a light-weight, text-focused haml. Usable when something is intended to only be published in HTML, but where you want to be freed from that markup.
- ne01 9y agoThank you! > I would suggest thinking about this not as a Markdown replacement but rather a different use-case entirely. You are right! I'm thinking about the same thing here! I could even give it no name and instead present it as part of the SunSed programming language (the part that lets you create custom HTML tags).