Posts tagged “markdown”
2026
Lettera: A Refined Markdown Document Editor
Shiny Frog's new Markdown editor for macOS goes into beta today. It's like Bear, but for any file or folder on your computer. I've been lucky enough to help build it.
2025
TextIndex: a Markdown Pre-Processor and Syntax Extension for End-of-Book Indexes
Matt Gemmell makes use of his new Mac to create another tool for a Markdown publishing pipeline.
Introducing Markdown Babel: a Universal Tool to Make Markdown Files Executable
Execute code blocks in any Markdown document with your favorite editors using md-babel
The Limits of swift-markdown Customization
So I’ve tried to create a processing pipeline with the Markdown package published by the Swift Team. It does a couple of really nice things, but it is also very locked-down in its functionality.
2024
Org-Mode Emphasis Keymap with Mnemonics
I do not like how org-mode’s emphasis function works, requiring knowledge about the syntax to apply bold and italic and inline code style correctly. Here’s a solution that uses ‘b’ for bold etc.
2023
Transforming JSON to Tables: the Impedance Problem
There’s a mismatch between the nested object structure of JSON and tabular data. But there's hope.
Wrap HTML Tables in Figures using Nanoc and Kramdown
On mobile phones, wide tables didn’t scroll horizontally – instead, they broke out of the content container and everything looked a bit wonky. So I wrap them in <figure> elements now.
Fetch Personalized Command Explanations with 'um' from Your Terminal
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Exposing the MultiMarkdown 6 Library to Swift, Part 1: Swifty Enums