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Which editor do you use for writing Readmes for github?
I'd like to know if there is such an editor already in the repos that can show the file before it gets pushed.
You could try Atom, a nodejs based editor. It has a Markdown preview mode. I personally use Emacs, I'm sure there is a way to compile the markdown from within Emacs. After all, emacs is a full OS without an usable editor
I'll try. Sbopkg knows it. The 500MB gets me worried a bit, though...
How does Emacs handle it? Add-ons needed? Can it show the result?
(I've already written some stuff, but don't want to publish it before I can see if it's OK.)
Last edited by turboscrew; 11-28-2015 at 07:39 AM.
I'll try. I'm sure sbopkg finds it.
How does Emacs handle it? Add-ons needed? Can it show the result?
I haven't used it in a while because I usually stick to asciidoc. But I think the Emacs markdown mode[1] compiles the markdown it you hit C-c C-c. But you need markdown installed and a web browser to preview the outcome.
I haven't used it in a while because I usually stick to asciidoc. But I think the Emacs markdown mode[1] compiles the markdown it you hit C-c C-c. But you need markdown installed and a web browser to preview the outcome.
It might be easier to start with a Emacs Starter-package that includes Markdown mode. My favorite: spacemacs. At the moment still a bit of a moving target, but works extremely well without having to spend ages setting up emacs to do what I want it to do.
It's the previewing the outcome I'm mostly interested in.
Tried with Firefox/Markdown Viewer, but there is some pseudo code that the basic markdown doesn't show right. Any idea about a Firefox plugin that could handle github markdown?
I wrote a readme with Geany, but I just don't know what it looks like when pushed into github.
I also tried a GFM-reader plugin for eclipse (Kepler): The window opened, but nothing appeared in it.
I'm working on a bare metal program and the readme is for that, but I don't want to make that readme.md a life's work. If it's getting too laborous I'll either stick with the text version or push the md unchecked.
I've been writing bare metal standalone gdb agent for Rapberry Pi 2B and I'm geting frustrated enough with that. I really don't need more problems with each tool.
(Neither RPi 2B nor gdb are very abundant with clear documentation. ;-) )
Already installing bind-key... I wish I could put all applications somewhere far away cloud. Then I could enjoy the network lags all the time... ;-D
(And I hope the storm outside doesn't start making problems - or damage in the neighbourhood...)
About spacemacs, what's there in "orgmode.org" port 80? Spacemacs has waited for something for a while.
I've never seen this, but looks like you hit this bug. Essentially Spacemacs looks for updates during startup and in this case it can't find one of the servers. There is a fix in devel, so the best approach might be to use the development branch for now.
edit) I see you posted that you got past the hurdle, so ignore the suggestion. The good news is that once it is installed it is fast....just installing all the plugins initially takes a longish time.
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