[Discussion Post] Which markdown editor do you use, and what features do you look for?
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Hello everyone! This week I have decided to make the discussion prompt Steem related. My fellow Steem Greeter's and I are developing a system to teach new users. One of the achievements that we have is to demonstrate skill in markdown editing. I figured this week I would see which editors people are using to write their posts, and what features they like to see in an editor so that I can list out the different options in the achievement post. So...
Which markdown editor do you use, and what features do you look for?
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i tried but i just go back to raw or put the code in VS Code.
I tried but i just
Go back to raw or put the
Code in VS Code.
- ace108
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I have several questions:
What does VS stand for?
and
Do you use HTML code?
I do use HTML alot. Sorry, VS Code stands from Visual Studio Code.
It's an open source coding app from Microsoft that supports many language include Markdown and HTML but I mostly use it to code in Python and SQL too.
https://code.visualstudio.com/
I often use Markdown pad2 "editor for Windows, but I think it is necessary to shorten some commands to improve its application and / or management such as parachute a text in two columns, in addition, there should be more options to give style to our publications. more colors, text direction, edit images, create gift. and have the option to easily adjust the images loaded.
MarkdownPad is an easy to use tool, however, it is uncomfortable to work with links when they are too long, as it makes the text difficult to read. On the other hand, handling the language requires a lot of memory to record each character in its rightful place in the code. You would have to have constant practice to be able to handle it without problems.
in perpetual search, although I need only a few functions:
While using 'Sublime Text'
Everything I publish I do with markdown, it is a simple tool, also as I am not so expert in this technology, I keep the basic things, and so far it has worked very well.
To be honest, i rarely use the markdown editor while creating my articles. I have tried out the one on steemit and the only features i tried looking for are to do with spacing up and paragraphing my work. The topic discussion is prompting me to explore more of this great markdown tool in formating my posts.
I have seen lots of posts well designed and attractive courtesy of the well used mark down editor. Take for instance the table format you have used to create that tabulated information layout.
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