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Agreed on Markdown. It illustrated there was an unfilled niche in mark-up between Unix plain-text, HTML, and RTF. I use it nearly every day. I adore that Com
by calmbonsai 2y ago
Agreed on Markdown. It illustrated there was an unfilled niche in mark-up between Unix plain-text, HTML, and RTF. I use it nearly every day.
I adore that CommonMark exists too: https://commonmark.org/ https://commonmark.org/ .
- paradox460 2y agoAnd out of CommonMark John MacFarlane created djot[1], which (imo) is awesome and a solution to virtually all Markdown woes, while still being close enough to pure Markdown/CommonMark that it doesn't feel that different when using. [1]: djot.net/
- calmbonsai 2y agoThanks! I'll review the repo tonight. I'm designing a new workflow pipeline atm, and it's worth seeing if the djot juice is worth the squeeze.