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There is a vim plugin [1] that automatically renders markdown in your browser with synchronised scrolling. It felt like magic when I first used it. [1] https:/

• svat 7y ago
  That is cool no doubt, but to be clear I was referring to rendering markdown in the editor itself, as you're typing. (Not in a separate pane or browser, which almost every Markdown editor does.) For example, if you type asterisk-foo-asterisk-space you should (in the editor) see an italicized foo followed by a space, and if you move your cursor to the “foo” you should be able to see the asterisks and edit the syntax again.