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    <?= 'Hello World' ?>

That turns out to be quite a challenge

For example Mango fails with any combination of bold and italic

If you get more customers somebody will create ad-blocker-blocker-blocker (we are going deeper). And ad-blockers have much better position than you have, they can execute anytime and intercept code before it is evaluated.

Currently it looks like this. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52646091/cmder.png

Should work for you if you are using anything. But works out of the box with cmd + msys-git + some other godness.

Also spit window support, aliases, fullscreen, history search. Sublime Text like shortcuts.

Please somebody...

http://jsbin.com/axojax/2

some UI tips:

1. Make the font bigger for inputs + add padding for input elements.

2. Make difference between _ and space and other escaped characters more noticeable.

Great work!

I have collection of regexes, they each have several test cases that they should/should not match. Is there any good app that can do something like:

1. Manage Regexes

2. Create, add and modify test cases

3. Run test cases on change

4. Set different implementation (Javascript do not have lookbehind)

(5.) Sharable Urls

I will be grateful for any tips.

The level of engagement I have seen in US is far beyond this.

But for me all this seems quite biased towards small Frameworks/Platforms. I will hardly ever serve one JSON response form full stack framework. If I just made some C server that would do those tasks very well it would be first in this list but very far of anything of value.

Albert Einstein once wrote, “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”

I wish there was some universal documentation format that could be shared among all software.