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What is a Markdown File ? Markdown is a lightweight markup language created by John Gruber in 2004. It is the world's most popular markup language. Where is it Markdown used and where is it supported?…
Introduction Document design is one of the important blocks of technical writing. The main purpose of every written document is to be read and understood.As a technical writer, you cannot over-emphasi…
Nowadays, there are many websites with which we can create a blog and start writing, but if we want to write technical articles like tutorials, we will need to show code to exemplify the tutorial. In …
Introduction So just before I dive into this article, I did want to mention that I am doing a countdown of my favorite Jamstack tools, frameworks, and static site generators/CMS (anything from the Jam…
If you're working with databases, you know how important it is to keep track of the schema and column information for each table. One way to do this is to manually create documentation in a format lik…
Introduction Glasp stands for Greater Legacy Accumulated as Shared Proof. It is a social web highlighter that allows its users to highlight and annotate quotes and ideas on web pages and also share th…
Introduction Markdown is a lightweight markup language that is used to add formatting to plain text. It is popular among programmers, bloggers, and writers because of its simplicity and ease of use. M…
Hello World! This Blog will serve you a Markdown cheat sheet along with its use cases to help you create beautiful blogs on platforms such as Hash Node and build awesome README files on GitHub. What i…
After examining over 400 GitHub profiles and utilizing the platform for nearly a year, I have discovered the resources to save countless hours of research. "GitHub isn't just a tool for improving your…
Markdown is one of those languages to which I was introduced when I started using github for hosting my projects. The famous README.md file got me into using markdown. That was my first encounter with markdown and since then, I never looked…
