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I honestly just tend to write them in the apple Notes app, organized into a folder, and then paste it into the dev.to editor—I know Markdown well enough to not really need a previewer.
As far as other writing tools, though, I have a bunch I'm happy to recommend—Marked 2 is my favorite Markdown previewer, and Mou is my favorite full Markdown editor. I also sometimes give my work a cursory run through Hemingway to make sure I'm not overusing adverbs or have any other obvious readability problems.
For a more robust writing environment, I really like Scrivener, which I use for my longer freelance writing projects (I like adding checkmarks to the names of documents in the sidebar when the section is complete), but honestly I think the best writing app or environment is the one that reduces the friction the most between you and getting a thing written.
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I honestly just tend to write them in the apple Notes app, organized into a folder, and then paste it into the dev.to editor—I know Markdown well enough to not really need a previewer.
As far as other writing tools, though, I have a bunch I'm happy to recommend—Marked 2 is my favorite Markdown previewer, and Mou is my favorite full Markdown editor. I also sometimes give my work a cursory run through Hemingway to make sure I'm not overusing adverbs or have any other obvious readability problems.
For a more robust writing environment, I really like Scrivener, which I use for my longer freelance writing projects (I like adding checkmarks to the names of documents in the sidebar when the section is complete), but honestly I think the best writing app or environment is the one that reduces the friction the most between you and getting a thing written.