Best of Markdown — September 2024

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    Avatar of nordicapisNordic APIs·2y

    10 Best API Documentation Tools for 2024

    API documentation is a pivotal aspect of both user experience (UX) and developer experience (DX). The post lists ten top API documentation tools for 2024, highlighting features like interactive documentation, AI-driven generation, and support for multiple programming languages. Notable mentions include Apiary, Slate, SwaggerHub, Knowl.ai, and Gitbook, each catering to different needs such as Markdown support, collaboration, and comprehensive API management. The right tool can significantly enhance API usability and developer productivity.

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    Avatar of lobstersLobsters·2y

    Text to diagram

    The post details various features and attributes of an open-source language designed for creating diagrams from text. Key highlights include CLI availability, support for server-side execution, configurable themes, editor support with extensions for VSCode and Vim, and essential diagram features like container edges, sequence diagrams, and SQL tables. Additional capabilities such as rendering Math equations in LaTeX, handling Markdown, and exporting to PDF are also covered.

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    Avatar of selfhstselfh.st·2y

    This Week in Self-Hosted (13 September 2024)

    This week, self-hosting news highlights the launch of a new icon collection project, the public beta release of Plex's dedicated photo apps for Android and iOS, and updates to several self-hosted software including Glance, Immich, and Komodo. Additionally, new self-hosted software such as AirTrail and Beaver Habit Tracker were introduced. Haptic, a lightweight Markdown note-taking app, is featured in the content spotlight.

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    Avatar of communityCommunity Picks·2y

    Why I switched from Obsidian to Neovim and some useful tips

    The author has switched from using Obsidian to Neovim due to the ability to stay in the terminal, advanced text-folding features, and better integration for viewing and pasting images. They customized Neovim with various keymaps and plugins to enhance navigation and editing capabilities, and they no longer see a need to return to Obsidian. Additionally, they explain how setting up Neovim to work similarly to Obsidian has helped streamline their workflow, especially for blogging and daily note-taking.

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    Avatar of lnLaravel News·2y

    Prezet: Markdown Blogging for Laravel

    Prezet is a Laravel blogging app by Ben Bjurstrom that converts markdown files into SEO-friendly blogs and documentation. It integrates seamlessly with existing Laravel applications, leveraging Laravel and Blade knowledge with a unified deployment process, dynamic feature incorporation, and automatic image optimization. Installation is straightforward with a set of simple commands.

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