10 posts tagged with "markdown"

    writing one sentence per line

    2022-11-28

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    I recently came across Derek Sivers’ article “writing one sentence per line”. The advice has completely changed the way that I write. Mostly…

    react: rendering markdown

    2022-11-28

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    I’m working on a little side project I’ve been noodling on for a while now and one feature I wanted to add was markdown support with a live…

    regex: javascript global flag

    2022-11-28

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    Recently I wrote about my regular expression prowess with figuring out a pattern to match on markdown links. When I went to implement it…

    regex: grouping matches

    2022-11-28

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    As regular expressions get longer and more complicated capture groups can be nice to organize the different pieces of a match. For example…

    regex: markdown links

    2022-11-28

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    In the Markdown Spec there are several ways to write a link. The most common way I’ve seen / used is a pair of brackets followed by…

    getting strikethroughs when writing in markdown

    2022-11-28

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    This evening I was going on my merry way when I realized that I wanted to add some emphasis to my writing by adding a strikethrough mark…

    named anchors & markdown

    2022-11-28

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    When writing longer files in Markdown, it can be useful to create links within the document to help readers navigate. This cross referencing…

    markdown image titles and alt text

    2022-11-28

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    I continue to be impressed by the simplicity and power of Markdown. Today, while exploring the API for Gatsby’s Remark Images, I noticed the…

    mdx vs remark

    2022-11-28

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    Both MDX and Remark are Markdown compilers that will convert valid Markdown into HTML to render on the web. The beauty of Remark is that it…

    superscript and subscript with markdown

    2022-11-28

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    Markdown doesn’t support for superscript or subscript directly. However, there are multiple strategies to adding superscript and subscript…

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