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Ah yes, writing my notes down in css and html. My favorite! Seriously though, every time some new hotness comes along, you don’t really have to use it or even
by 360MustangScope 1y ago
Ah yes, writing my notes down in css and html. My favorite!
Seriously though, every time some new hotness comes along, you don’t really have to use it or even waste your time looking at it. Markdown will likely be here after all of its derivatives are long gone.
- sixtyj 1y agoGruber and Schwarz knew that in simplicity is a beauty. Basic markdown format is good enough. For specific cases, it depends what is the outcome - html, pdf… But hell are binary formats that are used for page layout - vendor lock for centuries. Backward compatibility? Forget about it. From this point of view people should stick to text based formats. Markdown, LaTex, Typst… you name it. Just use it :)
- maclong9 1y agoFor me the only addition to markdown I usually enjoy is mathematical typesetting like on GitHub using the inline $$ syntax or the code blocks with the language set to `math`