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If you don't mind me asking, what was the closest you came to finding a 'standard' Markdown? I use a subset frequently enough that it tends not to be an issue b
by wlkr 6y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what was the closest you came to finding a 'standard' Markdown? I use a subset frequently enough that it tends not to be an issue but there are times when, for example, embedding latex formatted math would be useful in a uniform manner.
- smoyer 6y agoSince we use Gitlab for private repositories and Github for public ones, the main irritation I find is that even those two aren't completely compatible. From a standards perspective, the "official" seems to be supported everywhere but when you start adding in "extensions/variants" all bets are off. You might be able to write most blog posts with the official version but I like TODO lists, tables, etc (without resorting to inline HTML).