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by tedmiston
3425 days ago
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> The only catch with markdown is about creating tables Dropbox paper has nailed it pretty well. Agreed. Writing Markdown in anything else, I often open up Numbers and generate my spreadsheet there with formulas, etc, then export to CSV, then use a CSV to Markdown table converter that fully pads each column to be the same width. Probably an opportunity to optimize this further, but it takes < 1 minute and works better for me than writing Markdown tables of any complexity by hand. > The product is more pleasing for eyes with better typography, cleaner design and user experience. My favorite feature is being able to highlight text and Cmd-V to insert a link automatically. |
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