https://github.com/md-babel/swift-markdown-babel

v0.3.0 of #mdbabel supports rendering images from code.

I've tested this with Mermaid CLI, and it should also work with Graphviz and LaTeX.

Do you use DEVONthink for writing text or taking notes? DEVONthink 4 has some settings that affect the appearance of your text to make editing text a little more comfortable. #devonthink #devonthink4 #markdown #notetaking https://buff.ly/zvkfEcL

Tip of the day: #DEVONthinkToGo supports creating and editing some native file types, e.g., plain text, rich text, or #Markdown. And while it supports importing many other formats, those can’t be edited in #DEVONthinkToGo. Here’s how to open those documents in an external application. #ios #tipoftheday #workflow https://www.devontechnologies.com/blog/20220719-devonthinktogo-documents-externally

I got tired of manually updating my CV across different formats, especially PDF.

So I built CVBuilder, a Swift package that keeps everything in code—typed, versioned, and exportable as Markdown, HTML (via Ignite), or plain text.

Here's more info about it:
https://aleahim.com/cvbuilder/

And a GitHub repo:
https://github.com/mihaelamj/cvbuilder

Interesting. I've long done italics with one underscore and bold with two, thinking them less disruptive than asterisks on servers that don't show #markdown.

But here single skids are interpreted as underlining, though using double still means bold. Have to remember to use stars for at least italics.

#Tipp #Workflowy #Wissensmanagement #Outliner

Workflowy funktioniert wie #RoamResearch, #Notion, #Remnote usw. als "System von Blöcken". Die Abschnitte werden als Blöcke bezeichnet, sind untereinander verknüpfbar usw., Stichwort Backlinks. (Obsidian hingegen erzeugt ein File System.)

Bei Workflowy können alle Daten aber als eine (!) #Markdown-Datei - in einem Zug - gesichert werden.

Markdown ermöglicht "schlanke" Dateien und Zukunftssicherheit

https://workflowy.com/

I've had a statuslog section on my now page (https://reillyspitzfaden.com/now/) for a while, and I added it to my homepage as well (https://reillyspitzfaden.com/#homepageStatus).

The especially nice part is that I now have a script (https://github.com/reillypascal/personalsite-ssg/blob/main/status) so I can simply type `./status` in the terminal, write the status text in the resulting .md file that pops open, and then commit/push!

I've seen some IndieWeb people (e.g., @binarydigit) do something similar via one of omg.lol's tools (https://home.omg.lol/info/statuslog) and liked it, but I wanted to see if I could DIY it just for the heck of it. Very happy with how easy the result is!

Can #Obsidian plugins launch processes from the shell?

If so, do I know anyone who can (and would) write a plugin to integrate with an external app?

→ https://md-babel.org

#markdown #md-babel

Let's make this a thing:

https://md-babel.org

Executable Markdown code blocks.

New #blog post: Why I Love Markdown

https://rldane.space/why-i-love-markdown.html

1131 words

cc: my wonderful #chorus: @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @twizzay @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @solusspider @clayton @giantspacesquid

(I will happily add/remove you from the chorus upon request! :)

#100DaysToOffload #20

Tip of the day: Finding documents in #DEVONthinkToGo is easily done with its search field. But what about searching the document you’re currently viewing? You can easily run an in-document search in native document formats like #Markdown or rich text. Here is, how to do that. #pdf #tipoftheday #workflow https://www.devontechnologies.com/blog/20240109-in-document-search-devonthinktogo

What is the simplest method you can recommend me to setup a blog using markup? I only need to be able to write some text, put some source codes and assembly with syntax highlighting, some images, and it can all be static content.

Any recommendation?

Used OCR to convert a photo of a magazine cutting of a #knitting pattern my nan had squirreled away for a few decades and converted it to #markdown for future reference.

Now there's a hobby crossover episode I wasn't expecting

Earlier this week I saw where #markdown was growing in popularity for a variety of reasons. Ease of use, simple format, great output, etc.

Now I saw where Microsoft is even creating tools to convert their own formats to Markdown.

https://github.com/microsoft/markitdown

Do I know anyone who

1) Loves #markdown
2) Can't wait to write a #neovim plugin for logseq-/jupyter-like execution of documents?

Hot something for you to get started.

So I've finished a proof of concept of this thing where I can now execute #markdown code blocks.

The program is called 'md-babel'

This backend (like LSP sever) produces JSON responsed from executing the code block at a source location.

To get interactive feedback and see whether it works, I needed to teach an editor how to interpret the JSON response.

Was a breeze in Emacs (see video). Other editors are next.