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First off, Good work on your project, Sed! Here are some clickables of SunSed: - https://www.sunsed.com/ https://www.sunsed.com/ - https://www.sunsed.com/pri
by git-pull 9y ago
First off, Good work on your project, Sed!
Here are some clickables of SunSed:
- https://www.sunsed.com/ https://www.sunsed.com/
- https://www.sunsed.com/pricing https://www.sunsed.com/pricing
- https://www.sunsed.com/tags/s https://www.sunsed.com/tags/s A list of builtin tags for Sundown
I am fine with a new markup if it's quick and to the point. I believe that we need to give the markdown/reStructuredText things a fresh look. At the very least, we may come up with ideas to improve existing languages.
Are you planning on opening the source to Sundown? What's the current implementation running in? (golang, python, c, etc?)
Some of the other commenters are mentioning markdown being fast. This is probably true. Since there are processors for markdown in C. Actually, when I first glanced the title, I thought it was https://github.com/vmg/sundown https://github.com/vmg/sundown.
In any event, that's just a naming issue. The bigger point is, I think the overall project at SunSed looks pretty cool. Simple markup turns into a nice website. Congratulations on having the website up!
- ne01 9y agoSed here. Thank you very much! > Are you planning on opening the source to Sundown? Sundown is just a HTML preprocessor implemented in a few lines of regular expressions! I actually planned to open source it before writing the article but did not have the time. However, I'm not planning on open sourcing the SunSed language compiler (the part that allows you to create custom html tags). But I will open source all the tags and libraries here: https://github.com/sunsed https://github.com/sunsed