The Markdown Tutorial is a lesson-based site teaching Markdown, a plaintext way to write content for the web. Each lesson introduces a single Markdown concept followed by exercises. It states formatting in Markdown has a gentle learning curve and covers bold text, headers and lists.
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Markdown to HTML is a free online converter for turning Markdown text into HTML in one step. Users paste or type Markdown and see it rendered as HTML, then download or copy the resulting HTML.
Markdown Preview is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Oscp Exam Report Template Markdown is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Vim Markdown is a GitHub repository or organization with source code, releases, documentation, or project resources.
Retype is a Markdown-first documentation website builder that turns Markdown files into a website. It installs via npm, Yarn, or the dotnet CLI, and running retype start builds the site and opens it in the browser. Retype Pro and Enterprise licenses unlock Pro features; the Free plan lists three projects. Sites can be hosted on any web server or on GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Cloudflare.
Biome is a web toolchain that formats and lints code, with the formatter covering JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, TSX, JSON, HTML, CSS, SCSS, GraphQL, YAML and Markdown at 97% compatibility with Prettier, and the linter offering 607 rules from ESLint, TypeScript ESLint and other sources. A single check command runs formatter, linter and assist actions.
Code Web Chat is an AI coding tool for VS Code, Cursor, and Antigravity that builds lean markdown prompts from files selected on a file tree. It works with chatbots, APIs, and CLIs, and is described as free, independent, and privacy-first with 100% local operation.
Drift is a self-hostable clone of GitHub Gist that provides a simple way to save and share code and text snippets. It supports rendering GitHub Extended Markdown, user authentication, private, public and password protected posts, syntax highlighting and language detection, and drag-and-drop file uploading.
Emanote creates websites from plain-text notes. It supports Markdown, Wiki-links and directories, and offers HTML templates for theming. The project states it can build personal webpages, blogs, wikis, Zettelkasten, notebooks, knowledge bases and documentation, and includes a live preview that updates in real time.
For the Badge creates custom SVG badges for projects. It offers a visual generator for badge design and a REST API that returns badges via query parameters. The project is open source, and badges can be exported as SVG or copied as markdown for use in READMEs.
Jekyll is a static site generator that takes text written in a markup language and uses layouts to create a static website. It also builds blog-aware static sites from Markdown, Liquid, HTML and CSS, and supports free hosting with GitHub Pages.
LearnByExample is a blog covering Python, regular expressions, Linux, scripting, Vim and self-publishing, along with technical articles and book announcements. Posts include a Python regular expression cheatsheet, guides to sed substitution and awk, and tutorials on using pandoc to generate PDF and EPUB files from markdown.
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Pelican is a static site generator powered by Python that requires no database or server-side logic. It builds static sites from reStructuredText or Markdown content, supports themes using Jinja2 templates, generates Atom and RSS feeds, and is extensible through a plugin ecosystem.
Prettier is an opinionated code formatter that supports many languages, including JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, HTML, JSON, GraphQL, Markdown and YAML. It reprints code from scratch, taking line length into account, to enforce a consistent style across a codebase. Prettier integrates with most editors.
Publii is a free, open-source desktop CMS for static websites. Content is written locally and published to hosts such as GitHub Pages, Netlify, Amazon S3 or via FTP, with no database, PHP or public admin panel. It offers Markdown, WYSIWYG and block editors for blogs, portfolios and documentation sites.
Remarkbox is an open source comment system built to engage readers with content. It is a hosted comments service that embeds in pages, without ads or tracking, and offers Markdown and syntax highlighted code blocks.
Tiny Tools is a roundup list of small, free, or experimental tools intended for building games, websites, and interactive projects. It focuses on artful tools and toys described as fun to use and functional, with the stated goal of enabling making outside closed production ecosystems or walled software gardens. Tools can be submitted to the list, and the list can be viewed as Markdown.
Zola is a static site engine distributed as a single executable. It includes Sass compilation, syntax highlighting and table of contents generation without requiring a dev environment or JavaScript libraries. It renders the whole site as static files and supports templated Markdown content with internal links.