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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…