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by e12e
1593 days ago
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I don't think github should (generally) render stuff in the browser (although I see that both "benign"[1] graphs and source code highlights, not to mention the somewhat simple translation from Markdown to html - probably could be done in the browser as js/wasm. But for "markdown the language" having a standard syntax for embed/evaluate along with prettify/highlight would've been nice - effectively a standard markup for multi-language "notebooks"/literate programs (maybe we need a triplet: format, render/embed, transclude/literate programming). Github could then opt-in to highlighting the N languages they do, and initially only try to render mermaid graphs. Then perhaps also graphviz graphs. Etc. [1] I'm sure one could do some minor DOS at least with a 500 mb graph.. |
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