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by KingMob
23 days ago
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I sort of lament the use of lines under headings, as they look visually better for human readers of Markdown, but they're worse in other ways: ambiguous heading levels (quick, which is h2, `===` or `---`?), and less token-efficient. For me, the use of indentation over ``` for code blocks is a complete non-starter, though. It's hostile to copy-and-paste. |
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Maybe I am spoiled but I rarely read markdown directly. As a user of vscode I do ctrl + shift + v on a markdown file and read the rendered version.