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Re: Quarkdown – Markdown with Superpowers

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You mean like this? https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown#comparison

That doesn't include Quarto, which seems like the closest alternative

I'm not familiar with Quarto, feel free to update the table in a PR

Re: Quarkdown – Markdown with Superpowers

#36

I was looking for something like this, but would love if it had CV formatted doc. I just want something easy to update, but easier to version control Vs docx.

You can achieve any layout you want thanks to the .row, .column and .grid function. A built-in CV template library is planned for the next minor release (https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown/issues/472)

Re: Quarkdown – Markdown with Superpowers

#37
By the Standard Model of Physics Software you can edit Quarkdown in Atom to get Quarkup and change your Neutron Mail to Proton Mail, but it only works if you type with your left hand and create an Electron app and an anti-Neutrinos AI blogpost.

Re: Quarkdown – Markdown with Superpowers

#38
post #32

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That doesn't include Quarto, which seems like the closest alternative

I'm not familiar with Quarto, feel free to update the table in a PR

Memories are failable :) Here is the PR you merged June of last year, changing the file extension from `.qmd` to `.qd` after a discussion about Quarto: https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown/pull/90

Re: Quarkdown – Markdown with Superpowers

#40

I guess yea I'm impressed, but to me the whole point of Markdown is that it's dirt simple. You can edit it and use it without any kind of GUI and have a pretty good idea what you are going to get. You can create it in VIM in a terminal, and trust what you did is going to look fine. Heck you can just look at the raw .md file and read it just fine. But then you start adding to it. Soon you find yourself looking up all…

Going to work on a Quarkdown with even more Superpowers and a seamless UI/UX so you don't need to remember all the odd new commands.

I shall call it Microsoft Word.

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