Markdown Editor
joncom.be
Markdown Editor
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Re: Markdown Editor
#2Pretty cool. I'd like a simple editor that worked like this as a desktop application. I also noticed that code blocks don't seem to work properly: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#precode
Re: Markdown Editor
#3Pretty cool. I'd like a simple editor that worked like this as a desktop application. I also noticed that code blocks don't seem to work properly: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#precode
On Windows I use MarkdownPad [1] which does exactly this. It also allows you to get read of needless UI elements which I very much appreciate.
I guess there is similar tools for Linux and Mac OS X.
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#4Curious is this open source licensed (obviously the code is on the page)? I'd actually like to use it for something.
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#5Shouldn't an become a
? It currently doesn't. But cool little tool, starts up faster than dreamweaver :)
? It currently doesn't. But cool little tool, starts up faster than dreamweaver :)
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#6This doesn't seem like a huge advance from showdown's demo page.
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#7One request: unify it into a wysiwyg editor akin to IAWriter on Mac.
Outside that, nicely done :)
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#8Shouldn't an become a ? It currently doesn't. But cool little tool, starts up faster than dreamweaver :)
In markdown single line endings are ignored when the lines broken by them might be construed as forming a single paragraph. (It's actually one of the fiddliest bits of markdown.)
This rule is quirky -- sometimes you'll end up with (for example) bullet points merged into a paragraph through this quirk.
Re: Markdown Editor
#9Pretty cool. I'd like a simple editor that worked like this as a desktop application. I also noticed that code blocks don't seem to work properly: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#precode
On Windows I use MarkdownPad [1] which does exactly this. It also allows you to get read of needless UI elements which I very much appreciate. I guess there is similar tools for Linux and Mac OS X. [1] http://markdownpad.com/
For Mac there's actually Mou which is super pretty and just like this. It's in beta and free for now but it's Lion-only and one of the 2 reasons I upgraded. It's that good. It's at mouapp.com. Thanks for the Linux tip, I could use that one.
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#10This doesn't seem like a huge advance from showdown's demo page. http://softwaremaniacs.org/playground/showdown-highlight/
Since when does a fun hack have to be an improvement on anything?