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This seems perfect for all my non-technical friends who want to blog. Maybe a local WYSIWYG text editor that converted to markdown would be the perfect compleme
by graycoder 12y ago
This seems perfect for all my non-technical friends who want to blog. Maybe a local WYSIWYG text editor that converted to markdown would be the perfect complement for anyone who doesn't know it already. That, or maybe they should just learn markdown haha.
- yoha 12y agoWYSIWYG can be counter-intuitive. I would prefer a large textarea for entering Markdown and a live preview aside (like the Reddit Enhancement Suite does). A good think with Markdown is that learning can be incremental: at first, you just write some text. Later, with the preview, or with a short guide always displayed under the textarea, you learn that you can do some formatting. On the other hand, people using WYSIWYG will go the other way: the will first see they can do a lot of stuff, and later get confused when stuff does not behave in the expected way.
- PinguTS 12y agoWhat about using a program for that like iA Writer on the Apple platform, which than is synced via Dropbox to that server? In fact I am using that, but with a different Markdown blogging plattform. ;o)
- iamtew 12y agoI've been using Dillinger.io a bit for that, but really what I would like is to be able to do that in ST3 native. I heard Atom.io already does that, but I haven't been able to get it running on my laptop, and npm just keeps littering my filesystem with its `node_modules' directories.
- zackkitzmiller 12y agoYou/they might be interested in WardrobeCMS as well, it's a pretty nice markdown editor. http://wardrobecms.com/ http://wardrobecms.com/
- sogen 12y agoKirby CMS [1] has a nice admin interface: [1] https://github.com/bastianallgeier/kirbycms https://github.com/bastianallgeier/kirbycms