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C'mon, guys. Lightweight markup languages are hard. That's why there's the word "weight" in their name. It's obviously better to send data like this through the
by languagehacker 14y ago
C'mon, guys. Lightweight markup languages are hard. That's why there's the word "weight" in their name. It's obviously better to send data like this through the cloud, because it's going to be really, really, really expensive for your application servers to compute the markup transformation. Sending data to the cloud is totally free, and relying on remote services is way, way easier than hosting a library. Way easier. Someone has to implement the API for that vendor library. Them shits is hard.
Let's not forget that for every second you wait on this spectacular deal, you're literally bleeding money. While you deliberate, thousands upon thousands of customers lose their shit over the fact that your site doesn't have support for textile. They're rage-quitting your site, and their shopping cart was full. Did you hear that? Boom, you just lost a sale because you don't have Markdown on your site. You could have Markdown on your site. Just sign up now, before you miss out.
- fusiongyro 14y agoIf you buy this, you're automatically demoted from programmer to "computer guy."