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I happily paid money for Typora, which does roughly the same thing for just Markdown without support for JSON, Yaml (that I know of). This feels like a ripe spa
by Arubis 9mo ago
I happily paid money for Typora, which does roughly the same thing for just Markdown without support for JSON, Yaml (that I know of). This feels like a ripe space, especially with LLMs eagerly outputting reams of parseable text with embedded diagrams.
- vunderba 9mo ago+1 happy user of Typora. I really like its ability to auto-create a related assets folder for embedded media as it’s dragged into a doc.
- danfoxley 9mo agoI like the editor, but Typora’s lineage is opaque, which worries me.
- gregman1 9mo agoThe $15 price tag for Typora seems a bit steep considering the fundamental features it provides.
- swiftcoder 9mo agoThe price of a fancy burger doesn't seem all that unreasonable for a piece of software one finds even moderately useful (of course, depending on your local exchange rate that may be more or less true)
- zen928 9mo agoSometimes you're a patron of the arts more than an engineer on these types of purchases, I think
- OlaProis 9mo agoThanks! Typora is great - Ferrite aims for similar polish but with native Mermaid, structured data support (JSON/YAML/TOML tree viewer), and the pipeline feature for shell integration. And it's open source!