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Show HN: New version of Monod, the markdown editor(github.com)
4 points by couac 10y ago|1 comments
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Communication with GitHub Issues: On Labels(tailordev.fr)
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Slides with Monod, the Markdown editor(monod.lelab.tailordev.fr)
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by couac 10y ago
This was a big announcement, but there was no action defined at the time of the announcement. I wrote about it several months ago, because I had many questions following this news: https://tailordev.fr/blog/2016/05
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Show HN: Meet Franklin, DNA sequence annotation tool(franklin.lelab.tailordev.fr)
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A Tour of Go(tailordev.fr)
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Show HN: My first Go app for writing TinyLetter newsletters(github.com)
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Show HN: The Open Science Company Manifesto(manifesto.tailordev.fr)
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The Open Science Company Manifesto(manifesto.tailordev.fr)
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Our take on the recent EU announcement (about scientific publications)(tailordev.fr)
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Insight of Our (Software) Deployment Process(tailordev.fr)
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“Modern Science Weekly”, a curated newsletter for 21st century scientists(tailordev.fr)
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Lessons learned from our first Running Lean experiment(tailordev.fr)
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by couac 10y ago
Like Jacques Monod, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Monod . We don't pronounce the "d" I'd say.
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by couac 10y ago
it is CommonMark.
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by couac 10y ago
thank you!
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by couac 10y ago
Yes, because we had to come up with something quickly (this project was part of an experiment to learn React.js), it is simple and it seems to work.
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Monod, our secure and offline-first Markdown editor, is open source(github.com)
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Monod, our secure and offline-first Markdown editor, goes open source(tailordev.fr)
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by couac 10y ago
It is open source now! https://github.com/TailorDev/monod
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by couac 10y ago
hehe thank you!
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by couac 10y ago
Makes perfectly sense, thanks!
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by couac 10y ago
mmh, it would be relatively easy but why would you do that? I'd be glad to know your use case.
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by couac 10y ago
What do you mean? I did not downvote anything. That was a good (and expected) question/comment.
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by couac 10y ago
It will be open source this week. I am currently working on it, so stay tuned :)
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by couac 10y ago
We needed a way to support templates, because we really write any kind of documents in Markdown. AFAIK StackEdit does not support templates like we implemented. I did not know Dillinger, which seems to be close to StackEdit. So if I had to
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Show HN: Monod, our secure Markdown editor built with React(monod.lelab.tailordev.fr)
12 points by couac 10y ago|15 comments
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by couac 10y ago
TL;DR: The app is available at: https://monod.lelab.tailordev.fr/ :)
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How we learnt React.js building Monod, our Markdown editor(tailordev.fr)
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My partner wrote an open letter to Academia about openscience and companies(tailordev.fr)
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