Munchkinbearso this will post after I go to bed, but I just put a comment into issue 140, to show the progress on the magical publishing framework I'm developing for #quill. It'll even allow #quillins to link to providers. Wordpress is just the start as it's one of the most popular. Everything from browsing content to editing existing content, to drafting and publishing new content. It'll grab the HTML, convert it to markdown, if it's to rich to flatten into markdown it'll give it to you in raw HTML. It'll take markdown and convert it to HTNML for you on draft/publish, the community will be able to extend it. If it has an API, you'll be able to develop a #quillin to link the publishing framework to it. But I'm a perfectionist and refuse to let something out into the wild that I know still has bugs. @JeffBishop called me a genius back when I took @DavidGoldfield's idea and specced and planned it out over four hours. It'll probably require the magical hands of @tayarndt to make work on the mac, or maybe I'll get lucky and it won't, it'll just work! either way, it's coming to a quill near you, sometime soon. I expect my mentions and notifications to have blown up when I wake up. But keep the suggestions and feedback kind and constructive. :-) #Accessibility #ScreenReader #Blind #Quill #NVDA #wxPython
Taylor ArndtI have been pouring myself into something for a little while, and I am so excited it is finally here. Quill 0.5.0 Beta is out. So what is it? Quill is a screen-reader-first writing and document environment for Windows and Mac. A real editor for everyone who writes, codes, learns, and creates, built from the first line by people who actually use screen readers every day. Not made accessible at the end. Built that way on purpose.
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