i love this program. just wanted to share that with everyone.
just a guy who likes making things and helping others make things too
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chad
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just a guy who likes making things and helping others make things too
just a guy who likes making things and helping others make things too
@algoartiste I use Atom for building websites. I teach and am not allowed to install unapproved programs on the computers so I use Markdown Preview Enhanced package for Atom at school. It works pretty well, but isn't the same as Typora. Since all my files are in the cloud, I can access them easily.
Plus, I'm a css junkie and I love tweaking visuals. I have several modded versions of Typora themes and have a few self-designed ones I'm tinkering on.
@Pedro i've been running into the same frustrations with different note apps and their limitations. i love #markdown for writing content because i can easily embed formatting. i've fallen in love with #typora for many many reasons. i'm using #1writer on my ipad and #writebox for when i'm on a different computer. it is all synced through #dropbox. so far this is better than any single app or ecosystem that i've found.
@garrett my personal preference is <strong><em>Thing</em></strong>. no reason why i do, but i'm pretty consistent.
when writing content, i use #markdown in #typora. you can copy as html and it also chooses <strong> on the outside. not that i need validation from some app, but i like that it chooses what i choose.
@dcharles525 hard to tell without context. both are fine on their own, but need to see the rest of the design to see which fits better.