ReadmeStack

Make by native macOS technology, the pursuit of the perfect combination with the system. In principle, the first is to pursue a simple interface and high performance, and then it is powerful, easy to use, and full-featured. Use Github Flavored Markdown syntax (GFM). Supports Table, TOC, LaTeX, Fenced code block, Task lists, Footnote, etc. The Markdown graphics supports mermaid, viz, echarts, plantuml, sequence, flow. Exporting as Image, HTML, Epub, PDF, RTF, Docx. Publishing to Wordrpess, Metaweblog API, Wordpress.com, Evernote, Blogger, Medium, Tumblr. Support screenshots and paste, copy and paste, drag and drop Insert images and display them directly in the editor. Support for setting the image width when compatible with Markdown syntax. A powerful document library supports category trees and tag management documents. Documents can be categorized into multiple categories. You can export a category to Epub, PDF, and generate static websites.

Markdown is easy to grok, but how do you know its going to turn out perfect? A side-by-side preview, rendered in real time, thats how! Feature rich, open and save directly to your blog, github and more, paste images from the clipboard into Markdown, Jekyll Site and Open from folder support plus much more! Markdown can be done in any text editor, but why must the experience degrade to Notepad? No more, MarkPad has spellchecker and a floating syntax tool bar. MarkPad is an editor for Markdown, a widely used syntax for formatting plain text to convert to blogs, comments, and in other places like on Stack Overflow. Our aim is to create a useably, stylish new version of the project utilizing Microsoft's WPF technology to provide a fresh UI for creating files that we can use to create blog posts for this, and other blogs using Markdown.