Hackernews posts about Markdown
Markdown is a lightweight markup language that allows users to write formatted text using plain text syntax, which can be converted to HTML, PDF, and other formats. ```mermaid graph LR; A[Markdown] -->| converts to |> B[HTML/PDF]; ``` Note: The above diagram was created using Mermaid.
- Markdown is holding you back (newsletter.bphogan.com)
- Create a Markdown Editor in Ruby on Rails (blog.appsignal.com)
- Apex: Universal Markdown Processor (brettterpstra.com)
- Show HN: WireMD – Design Wireframes in Markdown (wiremd.dev)
- Creating Diagrams in Markdown on GitHub (docs.github.com)
- Markdown Can Never Replace Microsoft Word (theredline.versionstory.com)
- Agentic UI with Markdown as the Protocol (fabian-kuebler.com)
- Show HN: MDXport – Browser-Based Markdown to PDF Using Typst and WASM (www.mdxport.com)
- MDFlow – Markdown That Thinks (mdflow.dev)
- Show HN: A Markdown document manager in Rust (www.seychl.app)
- A complete guide to the best Markdown editors (nimbalyst.com)
- I kept rewriting Markdown docs into Word files, so I automated it (yourdomain.bedpage.com)
- Show HN: JotBird – A simple Markdown editor with one-click publishing (www.jotbird.com)