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But what should the demo provide? wbb generates html, mobi, epub or rtf files from your markdown. I don't really can demonstrate that. But you can just clone it
by PascalPrecht 14y ago
But what should the demo provide? wbb generates html, mobi, epub or rtf files from your markdown. I don't really can demonstrate that. But you can just clone it and run 'grunt wbb:publish' and you'll see a generated book in all formats :).
Checkout the wiki: https://github.com/PascalPrecht/wbb/wiki https://github.com/PascalPrecht/wbb/wiki
- asimjalis 14y agoI think a demo would be useful if it provided examples of how to format tables, and code, and lists. For example, suppose I want to have a code block that is Ruby and another code block that is Objective-C. How would I do this in wbb?
- asimjalis 14y agoI guess the issue is that once you get beyond core markdown there are variations. Pandoc and LeanPub use different ways to indicate code highlighting and tables. There might be other variations as well. A demo would show me how to use these features in a portable way.
- feralmoan 14y agoHow about a book generated from the wiki markdown? I think for people who haven't written a book before, there's a conceptual gap where it would be handy to see visually 'if you write this markdown, this is the book that gets generated'
- nbashaw 14y agoI think people want to see what the generated HYML looks like
- nbashaw 14y agoI want to see what the generated HTML looks like
- PascalPrecht 14y agoJust take a look at Addy Osmani's http://addyosmani.github.com/backbone-fundamentals/ http://addyosmani.github.com/backbone-fundamentals/