Markdown
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A markup language and toolkit for creating interactive articles, explorable explanations, and data-driven stories on the web.
A thin interface to multiple Ruby template engines, making their usage generic across web frameworks and static site generators.
A single Bash script to create static blogs with zero dependencies.
A PHP library that converts HTML to Markdown with configurable options for clean, editable output.
A Python-based terminal markdown viewer with syntax highlighting, theming, and file monitoring.
A fast, lightweight text editor built with Rust and egui for Markdown, JSON, YAML, TOML, and CSV files.
A fast, pure Ruby Markdown superset converter with strict syntax and common extensions.
A React library for building smooth, customizable user interfaces for LLM-powered applications with streaming output.
A Swift library that converts Markdown to NSAttributedString with extensive customization for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
A Neovim plugin for managing a markdown-based Zettelkasten or wiki with integrated journaling, powered by Telescope.nvim.
A static site generator powered by Deno and React, supporting Markdown and TSX with themes and plugins.
A minimalist, database-free blogging platform that publishes posts from Markdown files in under 30 seconds.
A CLI task runner that uses a markdown file as both human-readable documentation and command definitions.
An open-source Vue3 document editor with Microsoft Word-like pagination, rich text editing, and AI-assisted creation.
A Go-based CLI tool for managing Obsidian vaults and notes directly from the terminal, without requiring Obsidian to be running.
A local-first hierarchical knowledge graph in Markdown that serves as shared memory for you and your AI agents.
A docs-as-code tool for managing and publishing Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) as a static website.
A Ruby gem that converts Microsoft Word documents to Markdown, liberating content for the web.
An R package for creating slideshows with remark.js through R Markdown, designed for presentation ninjas.
A minimalistic wiki powered by python, markdown and git.
API documentation generator for Sencha JavaScript frameworks with Markdown support and DRY principles.
An Obsidian plugin that integrates ChatGPT, OpenRouter.ai, and local LLMs for AI-powered conversations directly within your notes.
A Ruby gem that converts markdown files into VIM-based presentations with ascii art rendering.
A Ruby-based digital publishing system for converting Re:VIEW format documents into EPUB, PDF, LaTeX, and other formats.
A task runner that defines tasks inline with Markdown or org-mode documentation, making scripts discoverable and self-documenting.
A fully open-source text editor for iOS built with SwiftUI, offering a native editing experience.
Simple and fast databaseless PHP blogging platform, and Flat-File CMS
A Python port of markdown-it offering 100% CommonMark support, extensible syntax plugins, and high-speed markdown parsing.
A Laravel wrapper for CommonMark with Blade view integration for rendering Markdown as HTML.
A web-based collaborative platform for research, teaching, and scientific publishing with Jupyter Notebooks, Sage Worksheets, LaTeX, and real-time collaboration.
A Visual Studio Code extension for linting and style checking Markdown files with a comprehensive rule set.
A Markdown template and toolchain for writing and compiling a PhD thesis with pandoc, supporting PDF, HTML, and LaTeX outputs.
An Objective-C framework that parses Markdown and converts it to HTML for Apple platforms.
A mind-mapping application for Elementary OS with extensive formatting, import/export, and brainstorming features.
An Angular library for parsing markdown to HTML with syntax highlighting, emoji support, math rendering, and diagrams.
A multi-framework static site generator that enables islands of interactivity with Vue, Preact, Svelte, and Solid.
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