Mike Hucka on Nostr: Markdown is popular with a lot of applications. As a format for writing documents, ...
Markdown is popular with a lot of applications. As a format for writing documents, I've always hated one thing: adding figures & images means either managing a separate file (fragile & requires time and effort to manage) or using an inline base64-encoded blob (not supported by most editors).
TextBundle seems like a great solution to this problem: package your .md file and dependencies in a ZIP archive. I wish more applications would support it.
http://textbundle.org#Markdown
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