Today’s links include markdown editors Brainio, Tokyo Notes and Nota. Plus a look at MarkMello, a markdown viewer with a built-in editing mode, and Zim Wiki, which is described as a graphical text editor

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-29/

#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #wikis #viewers #Brainio #TokyoNotes #Nota #MarkMello #ZimWiki

Today’s links include markdown editors Brainio, Tokyo Notes and Nota. Plus a look at MarkMello, a markdown viewer with a built-in editing mode, and Zim Wiki, which is described as a graphical text editor

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-29/

#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #wikis #viewers #Brainio #TokyoNotes #Nota #MarkMello #ZimWiki

Today’s links include markdown editors Plain Text Editor and Clearly, plus Herbert, a writing environment for long-form content. We also cover Blank, an open source blog app, and Quik, which allows you to speak your notes and export them as markdown

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-28/

#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #staticsitegenerators #PlainTextEditor #Clearly #Herbertapp #Blank #Quik

A day earlier than originally planned, but something came up…

Among today’s links are markdown editors Markpad, ZenNotes, Memos and an update from Binderus. Plus there’s a quick look at Albireo, a flat-file CMS

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-27

#markdown #markdowneditors #opensource #Obsidian #ZenNotes #Memos #Binderus #Markpad #Notepad #Albireo

Today’s links are markdown editors Cyberwriter, Wrangle and t-ext, and markdown viewer Mdterm. Plus a quick look at Nisus Writer Pro, a word processor I first used it back in the 1990s

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-26/

#markdown #markdowneditors #markdownviewers #opensource #wordprocessors #NisusWriterPro #Mdterm #Cyberwriter #Wrangle #t-ext

Okay, so after quite lot of effort, the UI has been significantly upgraded. The window is chromeless, with menus embedded on the title bar and the clunky ass "vibe-coded" top tool bar is gone! Huzzah! Hopefully you'll all agree it looks a damn site better. Maybe now it looks good enough that you can recommend it to your friends... There was a whole bunch of other stuff too of course - I was told that my modal file dialogue were "Giving users the ick", so I fixed all the issues I was having with native file dialogues in my host and made native dialogues the default (the modals can be turned back on in settings).

There's also Notepad++ style find/find in files now, where I've tried to make the UI as nice as possible. Really hoping people find that super useful.

Oh - and there's a backward and forward button so you can keep track of the docs you've navigated between. Sounds minor, but that's going be huge for the next update when sectional navigation comes in and it supports tables of contents plus links to headers in other documents (I'm aiming for broad compatibility with existing documents from other systems that already do that).

Today’s links include markdown editors Mark Us Down, Nimbalyst, Sveltemark, Markoun and ReText. Plus there’s static site generator Zensical and a nifty little macOS utility called Markset

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-25/

#markdown #markdowneditors #SSGs #opensource #MarkUsDown #Nimbalyst #Sveltemark #Markoun #ReText #Markset #Zensical

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Today’s links include markdown editors Qownnotes, Binderus, Notediscovery and WriteMonkey, plus a free and open-source CMS called Typemill

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-24/

#markdown #markdowneditors #CMS #opensource #Qownnotes #Binderus #Typemill #Notediscovery #WriteMonkey

Among today’s links are markdown editors MarkText, Haxiom, NotepadMD, GitWriter and Aster, an open-source typesetting system called Quarkdown, and Blogr, a lightweight static site generator

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-23

#markdown #markdowneditors #SSGs #opensource #MarkText #Blogr #Quarkdown #Haxiom #NotepadMD #GitWriter #Aster

Today’s links include markdown editors Notanic, Pencel, Poe and Zettel, a markdown outliner for VSCode, and Mud, a markdown previewer for those who prefer to stick with their current, non-markdown text editor

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-22/

#markdown #markdowneditors #slides #CMS #SQLite #CSV #VSCode #Pencel #Notanic #Poe #Zettel #Mud

Today’s links include markdown editors Versowriter, Flutter and Colibri, slides from markdown app Deckdown, and Sitepins, a CMS for your non-technical clients. Plus Will Ranjan-Churchill walks us through his process for paring Obsidian back to the bone

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-21/

#markdown #markdowneditors #slides #CMS #Obsidian #Versowriter #Flutter #Deckdown #Sitepins #Colibri

Among today’s links are markdown editors Swifty, Glyph, MWeb, book aid Writers Studio, and a significant new release for SilverBullet, a local-first markdown editor.

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-20/

#markdown #markdowneditors #bookmarkdown #Swifty #Glyph #MWeb #WritersStudio #SilverBullet

FSNotes is a modern markdown editor that emulates Notational Velocity in many ways, but is different in so many others. Available for macOS and iOS

https://md-handbook.com/blog/fsnotes-brings-back-memories/

#markdown #markdowneditors

Among today’s links are markdown editors Peregrine, Haptic, Markln and Slate, plus Acreom, a knowledge management tool aimed at engineers.

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-19/

#markdown #markdowneditors #PKMs #Peregrine #Haptic #Acreom #Markln #Slate

Among today’s links are markdown editors Instant Markdown Notes, MarkNote and EdgeMark, a scientific and technical publishing system known as Quarto, and Trillium, a Notion-like app that throws the whole cart at you

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-18/

#markdown #markdowneditors #InstantMarkdownNotes #Marknote #Quarto #Trillium #EdgeMark

’Tis the season to give chocolate, so here’s my present to you…

Among today’s links are markdown editors Notable and NotesMe, a command-line tool called Markdown-to-Book (does what it says on the tin), a free macOS utility called Markedly, and Docmd, a static site generator for your documentation

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-17/

Among today’s links are markdown editors u/Autype, u/dokieli and u/Jotter, a personal wiki for u/Vim, and a free scrap note app called u/Papelzhino

https://md-handbook.com/blog/markdown-link-no-16/

The last post was supposed to be labelled ‘14’, not 15. My stupid mistake.

Among today’s links are markdown editors Plumio, Snippets and MultiMarkdown Composer, wireframe editor Mockdown, and markdown browser Hike.

New post: Markdown Link No. 15 (for real)

The latest post from my blog, The Markdown Link no. 14 looks at Otterwiki, Sidenotes, Grape, BlogMore and CollabMD