I write a lot of documentation for my development projects. I was a big markdown user but grew unhappy with it. I love it's simplicity and it was great for the simple things but for anything more it was a PITA (even for some very common things): cannot add a simple comment or a simple style etc. And the rules are overly complicated-why is `*a*` ok but not `* a*`?
I tried to solve this by creating a familiar language that has fewer and simpler rules and is extensible. It comes with a default set of elements which are "portable" and cover 80% of use cases. But if you or your team need some other more specific element, you can easily add it via a JSON config. No need to use inline HTML or switch to yet another markdown flavor.
I tried to solve this by creating a familiar language that has fewer and simpler rules and is extensible. It comes with a default set of elements which are "portable" and cover 80% of use cases. But if you or your team need some other more specific element, you can easily add it via a JSON config. No need to use inline HTML or switch to yet another markdown flavor.
I created a simple online playground where you can play with it: http://touchlabs.io/play
Would love to hear your thoughts, thanks!