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The nice thing about MD is that it's a spec, separate from impls. If I were to use this, I'd want to install a node.js lib that renders it to HTML and has a plu
by 90s_dev 1y ago
The nice thing about MD is that it's a spec, separate from impls. If I were to use this, I'd want to install a node.js lib that renders it to HTML and has a plugin API for features you didn't think of but that I need and know how to implement myself. So I wouldn't tout the built-in-ssg as a feature, more of an ad hoc spec like perl markdown originally was.
Also I commented with some feedback in another part of this post.
- usrbinenv 1y agoYeah, I get it. Technically, nothing prevents me from writing a formal spec (rules are rather simple too and most are listed in the README), but I just don't expect any kind of adoption, it was really just a tool for myself to ease the pain of writing docs. Thank you for the feedback.