Best of Markdown — November 2024

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   ITNEXT·1y

   Terminal-Based Presentations

   Terminal-based presentations streamline technical demonstrations by eliminating the need to switch between multiple tools like slides, terminal, and IDEs. They allow for live code demos, command outputs, and ASCII diagrams to be shown directly in the terminal. To set up, you need tools like Slides, Just, GitHub CLI, and a terminal slides template. Additional tools like PlantUML can enhance the presentation with ASCII diagrams. Custom themes can be applied for visual consistency.

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   Obsidian has released a Web Clipper extension to enhance your knowledge management

   Obsidian has launched the Obsidian Web Clipper, a free and open-source extension that enhances note-taking by allowing users to highlight and capture web content directly in their browser. The tool supports various formats and converts HTML elements into plain text, ensuring offline accessibility and long-term preservation. It is compatible with major desktop and mobile browsers.

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   A better Next.js? • Nue 1.0 (RC) is out

   Nue 1.0 (RC) introduces a static site generator focused on faster tooling, cleaner codebases, and superior performance compared to Next.js. Notable features include an advanced Markdown parser, hot-reloading mechanism, and a design engineering approach that reduces reliance on JavaScript. The update offers significant improvements such as custom syntaxes, variables and expressions in documents, and interactive elements, all while maintaining exceptional speeds and lightweight output.

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