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On Windows I use MarkdownPad [1] which does exactly this. It also allows you to get read of needless UI elements which I very much appreciate. I guess there is
by mkuhn 15y ago
On Windows I use MarkdownPad [1] which does exactly this. It also allows you to get read of needless UI elements which I very much appreciate.
I guess there is similar tools for Linux and Mac OS X.
[1] http://markdownpad.com/ http://markdownpad.com/
- billpatrianakos 15y agoFor Mac there's actually Mou which is super pretty and just like this. It's in beta and free for now but it's Lion-only and one of the 2 reasons I upgraded. It's that good. It's at mouapp.com. Thanks for the Linux tip, I could use that one.
- keithpeter 15y agoAnd on GNU/linux there is ReText http://sourceforge.net/p/retext/home/ReText/ http://sourceforge.net/p/retext/home/ReText/ (Python and QT)
- bodhi 15y agoI was going to complain about the tagline > The missing Markdown editor for web developers given that there are many, many markdown editors on OSX. But after seeing the vertical Chinese layout, I'm really impressed! That's cool.
- chrisledet 15y agoI actually created and open sourced my own Markdown Editor, Marker: https://github.com/chrisledet/Marker https://github.com/chrisledet/Marker I was inspired by Mou. Clean and intuitive versus a WYSIWYG editor. Best of all, it's free and open source!