Last Modified 09/21/14 - 11:05:40 P.M.
Scott Haneda @scotthaneda
I use an app called **LightPaper which allows me to type in MarkDown, and see a live preview pane of what the resulting MarkDown will look like.
I have also been playing with MOU, though it may need some work to compete. I believe both are free, and both shine in some areas, where both need polish in others.
The nice thing is, the file remains a plain text file, LightPaper adds nothing special to it other than telling the OS to open all .md files in LightPaper.
I will publish this file to github every time I add something new.
For now, the solution is LightPaper, it is more mature, and the developer is more responsive in my personal opinion.
I would love others to help clean up and add to it. The notion is to keep these as one liners, or snippets of no more than around 8 lines. Don't sweat it if you are 10 lines, I would rather see 10 lines than some crafty hard to understand one liner just to meet an arbitrary 8 line requirement.
$foo = ( $bar = "ploppity" ? $p = "A" : $p = "B" ) ? "this" : "that";
Or whatever it would be, that is unreadable, impossible, and aggravating when I see "ternary code" like that. Nested! Whoa Bro!
If you are interested in helping, just follow me, or join, or do whatever it is that you do in github to become a contributor. I am a first time GitHub user, so this is all new to me.
For example, someone could pull this README.md file down and change this part here to say "I don't know what I am doing" and add in instructions on how others can help.
It may be a good idea to separate out "bashisms.md" into parts, as there are some very Mac OS X specific commands in the "bashisms.md" file.