![]() Create a Markdown fileīecause of the nature of markdown, it is easy to write it directly in a text editor, but should you remember all the syntax and write all the text in a text editor that does not show you how it will look later? There are text editors that support highlighting the syntax of markdown files, but most of them just highlight so you know the “syntax” of the markdown is correct.īut there is also an editor specially tailored for markdown that does not just show you that you have the syntax right but also shows you what the result looks like. ![]() In this post I’d like to demonstrate my markdown workflow. I wanted to preview the markdown files I’m working on easily, as well being able to edit them as easily as possible. A lot of this is probably down to the rise of github, where it is used to present a project’s main description via the README.md file.Īs markdown has become more and more popular I have started to use it more as well. In the last few years markdown has become more and more important. Or at least, I can’t remember having much to do with it until recently! It appears to me that this format was for a long time not very commonly used. ![]() The markdown language was created in 2004 with the goal of providing an easy to read and write format that can be converted into HTML.
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