Best of Markdown — July 2025

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    Video
    Avatar of breadonpenguinsBread on Penguins·43w

    Upgrading my Neovim config with some awesome new plugins

    A developer shares their experience upgrading their Neovim configuration with several new plugins. The main additions include a markdown rendering plugin that displays formatted markdown inline, a number toggle plugin for relative line numbers, Twilight for dimming surrounding code context, and several other productivity plugins like URL aggregation and ASCII diagram drawing tools. The author emphasizes keeping configurations minimal while showcasing useful plugins that others might find valuable for their workflows.

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    Article
    Avatar of astro_sourceAstro·42w

    Starlight 0.35

    Starlight 0.35 introduces three major customization features: custom icons for asides, custom HTML attributes for autogenerated sidebar links, and custom page slug processing. The release also includes bug fixes such as limiting Markdown plugins to docs content only and excluding banner content from search results. Users can upgrade using the automated @astrojs/upgrade CLI tool.

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    Article
    Avatar of dailydevworlddaily.dev World·41w

    Help Us Decide: What’s Your Ideal Markdown Writing Experience?

    Daily.dev is seeking community feedback on two markdown writing interface options for their post creation feature. Option 1 offers live markdown rendering where formatting appears as you type, providing an all-in-one view without tab switching. Option 2 uses separate write and preview tabs, offering a cleaner writing space but requiring manual preview switching. The team wants user input to determine which approach better suits developers' writing preferences.

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    Article
    Avatar of selfhstselfh.st·44w

    Self-Host Weekly (4 July 2025)

    Weekly roundup covering self-hosting news including Tailscale's response to enshittification concerns following their $160M funding, launch of MediaManager as an alternative to *arr applications for media management, and introduction of Zen Notes, a minimal Markdown-based note-taking app designed for low resource usage and easy Docker deployment.

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