Re:Ask HN: Which software you use has the best user experien...
by KKPMW on Sunday October 18, 2020 @06:31PM
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For me - multimarkdown[0], as an alternative to pandoc.
Multimarkdown syntax definition manages to be conservative with respect to original markdown and at the same time provide several needed updates, like image attributes, references within document, footnotes, complex tables, etc. All done in a style that fits original markdown quite naturally.
The program itself does everything well - reads from stdin or file, prints to stdout, very fast, reliable, doesn't have a hundred flags.
Multimarkdown syntax definition manages to be conservative with respect to original markdown and at the same time provide several needed updates, like image attributes, references within document, footnotes, complex tables, etc. All done in a style that fits original markdown quite naturally.
The program itself does everything well - reads from stdin or file, prints to stdout, very fast, reliable, doesn't have a hundred flags.
[0]: https://github.com/fletcher/MultiMarkdown-6