hamid914

Hi Joost, FreeSewing is a great idea! I personally don't know anything about sewing, but I got interested in it after visiting the website. However, what attracts me to it is its software modeling.

Thanks for your suggestion. I tried peek.nvim and found some cons:

  - It required Deno runtime
  - It does not support Table of Contents
  - It does not have Dark/Bright mode button
  - It does not support PlantUML
  - It does not support term definition
  - It does not support Sequence Diagrams
  - It does not support Flowcharts
  - It does not support Graphvis Dot
  - It does not support Charts
  - It does not support local images

This vim plugin is the best way to write Markdown documents. It has a lot of features:

    Cross platform (MacOS/Linux/Windows)
    Synchronised scrolling
    Fast asynchronous updates
    KaTeX for typesetting of math
    PlantUML
    Mermaid
    Chart.js
    js-sequence-diagrams
    Flowchart
    dot
    Table of contents
    Emojis
    Task lists
    Local images
    Flexible configuration

Great work :) Thanks

Really?! Is it possible for you to provide any reference?

This is from About page: "Each palette is a public property and not owned by a specific creator, nor by Color Hunt."

I feel comfortable with simplicity and minimality in the interface.

Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14322829

Original developer: http://bakkot.github.io/cfgrammar-tool/

Your link will expire when Google update the first page. It was better to link to its source page: https://www.google.com/doodles/halloween-2018

Also you have a typo in the title: doogle -> doodle