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WordPress doesn't convert Markdown to HTML by default. Here are five Markdown plugins for WordPress that will make your life much easier.
If you write docs or blog posts, there's a good chance they'll be written in Markdown. Learn the syntax and conventions of this popular markup language.
You want a Markdown editor, but you use Linux. Are you out of luck? Not at all! Explore our extensive list of Linux-friendly Markdown apps.
Markdown is a simple but powerful markup language for text. We review the best Markdown tools for Mac, from humble code editors to full-featured workhorses.
Want to build your own developer blog? Learn how to make your content shine with this extensive guide on setting up a Gatsby project from scratch.
Colin O'Dell demonstrates how Blackfire helped with optimizations that resulted in a 53% performance boost in the league/commonmark parser.
Zack Wallace puts a collection of Windows Markdown editors through their paces, and comes away with a winner.
Authors writing for publications are more and more expected to submit their writing in Markdown format, so it pays to be familiar with this simple syntax.
If you want to work with Markdown within WordPress, you'll need a plugin. In this article, Adrian Try rounds up six of the best.
Learn how to process your resource files with Maven, be it templated files, conversion of LESS/SCSS to CSS or of Markdown/Ascissdoc to HTML.
Camilo Reyes shows how to write robust, testable code using SOLID principles by building a small but functional microblog with only minimal dependencies
Lucero del Alba introduces 7 Atom add-ons for previewing changes in HTML, CSS, JS and Markdown, and for executing interpreted and compiled code.
Bruno looks at Pagekit, a CMS that recently reached V1 and offers what few others do out of the box, without being bloated. There is a caveat, though...
Ivaylo Gerchev introduces Grav, an open-source, flat-file CMS powered by PHP, Twig, YAML and Markdown.
Chris Ward demonstrates how to generate PDF files from Markdown files using Pandoc, LaTeX and PDFJam.
Spicing up your emails with Markdown is easy with Markdown Here, a simple extension for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Thunderbird, Evernote, WordPress and more.
Bruno Skvorc reviews Hemingway Editor 2, the writing assistance tool which aims to scan your writing style and suggest fixes.
Lukas White introduces Slate - a Markdown way of writing your API documentation - and shows you how to publish it to Github pages for free hosting
WordPress has long been top of the list for bloggers, but it does have drawbacks. David Turnbull explains why static blog generator Jekyll might be better.
Sublime Text is more than just a great code editor - it's perfect for bloggers. David Turnbull has 6 ways to make your blogging process Sublime.
Web app Hemingway made a splash earlier this year with its unique take on improving your writing. Jacco Blankenspoor takes a look at the new desktop version
There's no shortage of new things to learn in the web development world. Shaumik Daityari presents some of the best skills you can learn in a weekend
Beegit is a new collaborative markdown editor for the browser. How does it stack up against champions like StackEdit? Read this post and find out!
What makes Sublime Text even better is its extensibility. So, here’s a look at the plugins that make an already wonderful editor truly Sublime.
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Develop a command line markdown parser with PHP streams. Utilize user made filters to process an MD file and convert it to HTML.