Mou: The Split Screen Markdown Editor for Developers
Are you sick of reading reviews for the same old Markdown text editor under different titles? Me too. Don’t worry, Mou is genuinely different. Join us as we take a look at how Mou takes a unique approach to Markdown editing and how it may be exactly what you’ve been looking for. In Search of [...]
Optimize Your Blogging Workflow with Markdown and Marked
When I first started writing for Appstorm, I immediately grabbed a copy of MarsEdit, since I had read such great things (on AppStorm) and finally had a reason to use it. I know HTML, but I hate looking at all those tags when I’m writing, so I did most of my work in Rich Text [...]
Markdown QuickTags makes 1000 people happier and more attractive
I can’t prove that anybody is happier, really, and attraction is entirely subjective. For all I know they were run off by the “invalid header” error1 and never even tried it out, but Markdown QuickTags finally passed the 1000 downloads mark on the WordPress Plugins site. I’m celebrating by diving into nvALT for the weekend, [...]
Writing Markdown using LaunchBar and TextExpander [Screencast]
My latest screencast, Writing Markdown using LaunchBar and TextExpander, is available. If you are brand new to Markdown, I recommend checking out my introductory screencast, Writing Markdown in Notational Velocity 101, first. By the way, I really appreciate all the feedback on the first screencast. Keep it coming. Jon’s starred items in Google Reader
The Markdown Snowball
There is suddenly influx of Markdown and MultiMarkdown friendly apps on the iPad. While Markdown has provided an easy way to write for the web for years, the arrival of iOS devices and the need for portable text documents with retained formatting creates a perfect storm for widespread adoption of Markdown and MultiMarkdown for this [...]
