Expressing complex HTML or LaTeX constructs in org-mode is more complicated than writing the raw HTML or LaTeX. So for complex things, I'll always fall back to writing HTML or LaTeX directly. Markdown, instead, just falls back to HTML. Whatever I can't express in markdown, I can simply insert the HTML by hand. These markup languages are always fine for simple things, but have a hard time expressing more complicated t…
Opposite day! I moved from markdown (hugo) to org plaintext built and rendered using a hand-rolled pandoc + bash site maker. No Emacs needed. ~350 lines of Bash, and it hot-builds, and it hot-reloads :) https://github.com/adityaathalye/shite (README has GIF demos, and explains the design of the code) Also, I use literal HTML exports in my org files, like this: #+begin_export html (thanks, Buttondown !) #+end_export W…
But there are plenty other reasons to use and love org mode. In no way do I want to take that away from you or anyone.