Mastodawn

Final version of the Marked 3 beta submitted for review as public release. Working on getting the Paddle version out of Sandbox. Setapp version of 3.0 might be available before the other platforms, as that pipeline is already established. But on the verge of release!

Marked 2 Mar 9

Brett Terpstra 🏴🐈‍⬛Mar 9

Some stats I pulled together this morning

Over the course of 12 years of working on Marked, it has:

• JavaScript / TypeScript: 289,432 lines
• Objective‑C (.m only): 169,710 lines
• Swift (.swift): 3,904 lines

For a grand total of 463,046 lines of (active) code.

Plus 49,960 words of Marked documentation.

Add:

Doing: 16,461 lines of Ruby
Bunch: 18,399 of Objective‑C
SearchLink: 8,109 of Ruby

That's 506,015 lines of code in just 4 projects. I don't know if that's a lot or a little for a 47 year old…

Marked 2 Mar 6

Did you know you can point Marked 2 at your plan folder or a coding project root while using agentic coding, and any Markdown documents your agent creates will automatically display? When you open a folder in Marked, it automatically watches all files and always displays the most recently modified file.

Marked 2 Mar 5

Hey, AI.

Marked 2 Feb 21

Coming in Marked 3, Mermaid diagrams will have pan and zoom. It's a small thing, but if you work with diagrams of any significance, you'll appreciate it.

https://from.ttscoff.me/CleanShot%202026-02-21%20at%2008.12.33.mp4

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Marked 2 Feb 5

@somelinguist @ttscoff @nholzschuch I’ll look into it. But I’m hoping that my Apex project will allow most users to do what they would need pandoc for without needing pandoc.

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Marked 2 Jan 26

@smperris It will just replace v2 and all current Setapp users will just see it as an update.

@smperris Yes!

By the way, the CLI source is freely available. It only works with Marked 3 in its current form. https://github.com/ttscoff/mk

GitHub - ttscoff/mk

Contribute to ttscoff/mk development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Marked 2 Jan 20

The CLI offers access to all of Marked 3’s url schemes, with some added flexibility and features over using `open` to launch them. Includes the ability to pipe input directly to Marked's Streaming Preview from the command line! (thanks to Neil Lippman for the push on that.)

If you want to try out all the new stuff, you can join the public beta at https://markedapp.com/join-the-beta. (2/2)

Marked - The Ultimate Markdown Preview and Converter

Marked is a powerful markdown preview and converter. It supports HTML, PDF, DOCX, and more.

Marked - The Ultimate Markdown Preview and Converter