KeenWrite is my desktop text editor that supports interpolated strings, R statements, and simple TeX expressions, all in real-time. Here's a screenshot of the application having rendered physics...
KeenWrite is my desktop text editor that supports interpolated strings, R statements, and simple TeX expressions, all in real-time. Here's a screenshot of the application having rendered physics equations. And a screenshot for that super-narrow subset of Tildes users who love both the quadratic equation and π approximations. An older video shows some non-math scenarios.
I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on integrated interpolated strings.
Looks great so far! I'd suggest Gitlab flavored markdown as some great next steps for expanding functionality. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#new-gfm-markdown-extensions I've...
Looks great so far! I'd suggest Gitlab flavored markdown as some great next steps for expanding functionality.
Thank you! Integrating Mermaid would be incredible; there are no Java ports for it at this time, and importing a JavaScript engine just for Mermaid would probably bog down the real-time preview....
Looks great so far!
Thank you!
I'd suggest GitLab flavored markdown as some great next steps for expanding functionality.
Integrating Mermaid would be incredible; there are no Java ports for it at this time, and importing a JavaScript engine just for Mermaid would probably bog down the real-time preview. GitLab-flavoured Markdown is possible, the code uses Flexmark for parsing, which supports GitLab MD. My main concern is that that flavour introduces extensions that conflate content (what a person wants to say) from presentation (how that content appears)---the TOC is a great example of this. I discuss this divide at length in part 8 of my Typesetting Markdown series. Merging front-matter with the documentation will ultimately lead to people duplicating the front matter. Also, it makes dynamic content by programmatic changes to external definitions harder because parsers need to be aware of more than YAML. The GitLab front matter lacks string interpolation, which was the primary reason I developed KeenWrite: to keep document content DRY.
I've successfully gotten our team onboard to writing documentation in Markdown, an editor like this one looks awesome!
Would be delighted to read feedback you may have on the issue tracker.
KeenWrite is my desktop text editor that supports interpolated strings, R statements, and simple TeX expressions, all in real-time. Here's a screenshot of the application having rendered physics equations. And a screenshot for that super-narrow subset of Tildes users who love both the quadratic equation and π approximations. An older video shows some non-math scenarios.
I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on integrated interpolated strings.
I don't think I would have much use for it myself, but I just wanted to say that it looks really professional and slick. Nice job!
Looks great so far! I'd suggest Gitlab flavored markdown as some great next steps for expanding functionality.
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#new-gfm-markdown-extensions
I've successfully gotten our team onboard to writing documentation in Markdown, an editor like this one looks awesome!
Thank you!
Integrating Mermaid would be incredible; there are no Java ports for it at this time, and importing a JavaScript engine just for Mermaid would probably bog down the real-time preview. GitLab-flavoured Markdown is possible, the code uses Flexmark for parsing, which supports GitLab MD. My main concern is that that flavour introduces extensions that conflate content (what a person wants to say) from presentation (how that content appears)---the
TOCis a great example of this. I discuss this divide at length in part 8 of my Typesetting Markdown series. Merging front-matter with the documentation will ultimately lead to people duplicating the front matter. Also, it makes dynamic content by programmatic changes to external definitions harder because parsers need to be aware of more than YAML. The GitLab front matter lacks string interpolation, which was the primary reason I developed KeenWrite: to keep document content DRY.Would be delighted to read feedback you may have on the issue tracker.
Thanks for the positive feedback!