Does this only support GitHub-flavoured markdown?
I didn't find the website very informative (honestly, confusing if anything), and couldn't find reference to anything else, like Asciidoctor.
I didn't find the website very informative (honestly, confusing if anything), and couldn't find reference to anything else, like Asciidoctor.
For example:
- README on GitHub: http://i.imgur.com/pq581xN.png
- README in Typora: http://i.imgur.com/oYnyzMJ.png
I posted a support ticket, and the developer responded that "the difference is that Typora will render single line break, while Github will ignore those single line break". That's fine, but GitHub parity seems like a top use case, so AFAIK this remains an open issue.
It renders in place in real time unlike some of the ones that load on half of the screen.
Worth a download. They smoothed out a lot of the issues with updating content & cursor movement.
Best markdown editor ive used, if viewing the rendered markdown matters to you. You can export as a pdf and a couple other doctypes which is nice for sending to non-technical teamenbers who have no markdown reader.
All editors/notes/workflow are highly subjective, i tried macdown, mou, a bunch of similar os x notes clones, notes, evernote, ect.
I like this for notes & simple docs. I would really like it if it had a sidebar with directories but the reason so many of these things exist is that everyone angry enough just builds their own.
See here http://support.typora.io/Markdown-Reference/
And here for other docs http://support.typora.io/