Markdown is a sweet little concept and more devs should know about it! Knowing the syntax is so handy, especially for Static Site Generators. Thanks Brad.
Brad... come on brother... you are TOOOOO AWESOME! Damn man, you really do know what us newbies need. You’re paving the road for a lot of people and we are so grateful for it. Thanks again man
After watching many videos, I found this one to be exceptional. The tutor explains the concept clearly and provides an excellent practical example. This is a fantastic video
I am taking an online course in reinforcement learning while working from home during the coronavirus pandemic. The course requires submitting project reports written in markdown. I have never used markdown before. Your video is helpful. Thank you!
The quote at 0:10 "If you've been a web developer for a while you probably already know Markdown." I've been at a web dev job for 5 years and never heard about Markdown before today. I guess it's yet another modern practice my company doesn't do. I'm looking to change jobs and the programming test required this, so I guess it's another skill I've got. Over 2 years late, but thanks for the video. The preview extension was a godsend.
I had a little difficulty, got frustrated at first, but finally I was able to follow and it was a nice class, so I want to thank you and say I'm sorry for my first frustrations. It's a class for beginners and good at it. Thank you so much.
Awesome video, I use markdown almost daily as a way to document as I write code. Since I have to pass out paper copies of my notes sometimes I like to use Pandoc (with the vs code extension vscode-pandoc) to convert it in word, put page breaks in for formatting and am good to go. I also find myself using a lot of tables, so I found the Markdown Table Formatter extension to be very handy as I can do a really roughed out table then through the key command make it look nice.
This video was very helpful, made things crystal clear in no time ! Thanks ! I ❤️ how you don’t beat around the bush and just get on with the subject at hand ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lean markdown and install software like boostnote , now you got yourself a very meaningful note taking application. Rather than only text now you can view your data in table , links and checklist etc. format.
I love markdown for websites write, but is complicated when need to create layouts and divs or another elements containers, thanks for video is awesome. I use in jekyll for contents for posts and pages.
Pandoc is a great tool to convert Markdown into other formats. Like HTML, Word, PDF. And you can apply css files to it, to change style and add code highlighting in code-blocks.
Just a heads up regarding "MarkdownPad 2" (that features on Brads list of editors) - this seems to be an abandoned project unfortunately. I used to use it - it was a great editor, but several faults developed that never got fixed (and some requested features never got added). It's not been updated in over 3 years (latest version is 2.5 from 24 Dec 2014). Several threads on the ApricitySoftware forums asking "is it dead?" and quite a few disgruntled comments from those who have purchased the "Pro" version - which is still available to buy - but are having problems and receiving no support. FWIW I switched to MarkdownEdit, which is a simple/lightweight markdown editor on Windows, although it does struggle with large documents.
Thank you. All your tutorials are very useful. I still don't know how to use it when I build a responsive blog with multiple posts & want to put my posts using markup. I wish u could make a video. I searched a lot, but couldn't find it.
Looks like I will be making my site with Gatsby. Wanted to use Jekyll, but there aren't many good tutorials for it and it loads slower than Gatsby. Will still try it out someday though.
Thanks for this video. Could you please show us how to enable the Auto-Open Markdown Preview extension, so that it shows up next to the code in a window, as you have it
I love this video - is there a way to view a file on your markdown page. On my desktop I have a mockup of my website using Balsamique, I want to add that to my markdown
Markdown is a sweet little concept and more devs should know about it! Knowing the syntax is so handy, especially for Static Site Generators. Thanks Brad.
Markdown is also handy for KDoc ( kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/kotlin-doc.html ).
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Brad... come on brother... you are TOOOOO AWESOME! Damn man, you really do know what us newbies need. You’re paving the road for a lot of people and we are so grateful for it. Thanks again man
After watching many videos, I found this one to be exceptional. The tutor explains the concept clearly and provides an excellent practical example. This is a fantastic video
I had no idea what Markdown or Mark up languages were before this video but kept seeing them pop up, this was amazingly helpful, thank you
Mark my words! 400,000 subscribers by the end of April. Thank you Brad. Can't wait for the React course!
Argee Learner let's hope so 🤞
28 may, still 375k :D vangan't
Toko Goshadze getting there.
almost 700k now 👌👌
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Thanks for this video, 20 minutes and now I have done the documentation of my code very professionally.
Right in time for me! Learning the JAM Stack now. Wanted a detailed introduction of this. Thanks.
Love markdown and a previewer. So good for note taking too :) Great vid once again Brad.
I am taking an online course in reinforcement learning while working from home during the coronavirus pandemic. The course requires submitting project reports written in markdown. I have never used markdown before. Your video is helpful. Thank you!
Thank you Brad. Now I know StackOverflow question/answers editor uses the same syntax. Finally I know it’s MARKDOWN 👍🏻
Yes indeed.
The quote at 0:10 "If you've been a web developer for a while you probably already know Markdown." I've been at a web dev job for 5 years and never heard about Markdown before today. I guess it's yet another modern practice my company doesn't do. I'm looking to change jobs and the programming test required this, so I guess it's another skill I've got. Over 2 years late, but thanks for the video. The preview extension was a godsend.
I had a little difficulty, got frustrated at first, but finally I was able to follow and it was a nice class, so I want to thank you and say I'm sorry for my first frustrations. It's a class for beginners and good at it. Thank you so much.
Awesome video, I use markdown almost daily as a way to document as I write code. Since I have to pass out paper copies of my notes sometimes I like to use Pandoc (with the vs code extension vscode-pandoc) to convert it in word, put page breaks in for formatting and am good to go. I also find myself using a lot of tables, so I found the Markdown Table Formatter extension to be very handy as I can do a really roughed out table then through the key command make it look nice.
This video was very helpful, made things crystal clear in no time ! Thanks ! I ❤️ how you don’t beat around the bush and just get on with the subject at hand ! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great tutorial. Old is gold
An excellent course for those people who are starting to learn Markdown, Thanks
Obsidian MD is really nice to take notes with! It supports markdown natively
Thanks for making this quick tutorial. I've actually been trying to figure out how to do markdown for a tutorial repo.
Great. Thanks. I wish our CS teachers will teach such stuff in such a nice manner.
A very useful video about markdown and its uses, thank you
This is amazing. I just learned something. Hands down to you, sir!
Thanks man, you did a great help to me and the other devs.
Thank you Brad for your tutorial. I especially love the cheat sheet.
Lean markdown and install software like boostnote , now you got yourself a very meaningful note taking application. Rather than only text now you can view your data in table , links and checklist etc. format.
Markdown is great for readme's.
also for preparing docs?
yeah i use discord it has some things so this is even easier lol
@@WaiRo441 that's interesting can you please tell me more about discord and markdown?
Edit: I know what discord is but how is markdown used in that?
Sure I've seen README.md somewhere ;)
@@paulbrown6792 Github projects probably.
Got to love (and follow) Brad's thinking.
Amazing course .
I love markdown it is simple but it can do soo much !
It is a great tool for note taking :)
I gave the video a like before watching it because Brad's content is so good
Exactly what I was looking for. THANKS
I love markdown for websites write, but is complicated when need to create layouts and divs or another elements containers, thanks for video is awesome. I use in jekyll for contents for posts and pages.
Really great walkthrough. Thanks for putting this together. 👍
I often wondered but never got around to it. Now I know. Thanks Brad.
2020, still a great video - thank you! :)
Brilliant - thanks for such a super clear crash course. Indeed, an essential skill!
Thanks for providing all this content for free
Suyash Purwar your'e welcome 😊
When the video started the sound was like avast detected a virus, was scared for a bit :)
Great video though!
Great video , learned a lot , thanks for putting this together
Very helpful tutorial. Thank you!
Definitely the best md tutorial ever!!!
Just amazing! Thanks for the effort.
Hey Brad thanks for the video! Please make more videos about Symfony cause there aren't many about it on the web.
just discovered your channel. I enjoy the content.
Thanks Brad! Awesome tutorial.
thank you so much your teaching method is simple and effective :)
Today I learn something new and effective one, thanks Brad.
Awesome course! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
cool, now i know markdown, thanks brad!
This was really helpful. Thank you!
Thanks Brad! Awesome video as always.
Excellent explanation. Thank you.
Man I love Gatsby, can't wait for you to do vids on it. Would be awesome to have a course on building gatsby templates.
Thanks. I can open it in notion. Looks great!
Pandoc is a great tool to convert Markdown into other formats. Like HTML, Word, PDF. And you can apply css files to it, to change style and add code highlighting in code-blocks.
Nice video Brad! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much 🥺💙💙💜💜 You're a life saver 🥺
Now I can easily document my things. Thanks Brad.
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Thank you for creating this wonderful video.
this is exactly what I was looking for.
Yet again a great video!
Just a heads up regarding "MarkdownPad 2" (that features on Brads list of editors) - this seems to be an abandoned project unfortunately. I used to use it - it was a great editor, but several faults developed that never got fixed (and some requested features never got added). It's not been updated in over 3 years (latest version is 2.5 from 24 Dec 2014). Several threads on the ApricitySoftware forums asking "is it dead?" and quite a few disgruntled comments from those who have purchased the "Pro" version - which is still available to buy - but are having problems and receiving no support. FWIW I switched to MarkdownEdit, which is a simple/lightweight markdown editor on Windows, although it does struggle with large documents.
Thanks alot, this is going to be the perfect refrence.
Thank you Brad, it's amazing!
You can preview Markdown in VS Code without an extensions - look for the bottom top-rright when you are in an md file.
Thank you. All your tutorials are very useful.
I still don't know how to use it when I build a responsive blog with multiple posts & want to put my posts using markup. I wish u could make a video. I searched a lot, but couldn't find it.
Thanks for teaching me this!
6:15 # the commonly known pound sign lol great vid thanks :)
Thank you very much for the video! This was helpful and interesting.
Very nice and simple video !
*Markdown* is nice to use. _Some of it_ even -workx- works in UA-cam comments!
Thank you Brad. Awesome!
Excellent, as usual. Thanks.
Wow 😲
Amazing 🤩 course 👍🏻
thank so much ,Brad . I hope u'll show up the combination between markup and html in one file to frontent developer :))
What an amazing technology....Thank you Brad for making this tutorial.....
Another great cheat sheet!
Thank you for this. Very helpful
Amazing Brad,
Thank you very much!
THIS IS AMAZING, THANK YOU!!!!
Excellent tutorial!!!
First like, then watch.
Looks like I will be making my site with Gatsby. Wanted to use Jekyll, but there aren't many good tutorials for it and it loads slower than Gatsby. Will still try it out someday though.
An awesome one. Thank you 🤩
AMAZING video EVER!
this is very helpful, where can i get more info about the use case for the code blocks?
Thanks for this video. Could you please show us how to enable the Auto-Open Markdown Preview extension, so that it shows up next to the code in a window, as you have it
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Hey first comment?! Thanks for the great content Brad!
Thank you! This was very helpful!
Thanks, Brad!
Brilliant! Thank you sir!
I love this video - is there a way to view a file on your markdown page. On my desktop I have a mockup of my website using Balsamique, I want to add that to my markdown
Just getting into MD since I became a fan of HTMLy a no database blog
Markdown can also be used and compiled on codepen :)
nice and cool tutorial to follow along
Well Explained. Thanks.
Hi Brad: Thanks for the tip ... what if I want to display this markdown file in any browser instead of upload to GitHub?
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Excellent - thanks Brad. You planning on doing automating code documentation with things like ASCIIDOC and SPHINX?
Great video! thanks a lot!