Hello.
I will read both parts later.
Until last year I tried to take notes on Microsoft OneNote.
In many cases this is useful, but as I was trained dev, I started to need code snippets. While I could do it in OneNote for there is a code styling, there are still problems :
No syntax coloration. It is always grayscale. Neither very attractive nor simple to read.
Not very practical.
I was already using Github for 6 months before the idea of markdown struck me.
Why didn't I think about it earlier?
Since then, any new course I'd follow, I write notes in there in markdown.
I'll read both parts later and may update this comment or write a new one after. Hopefully I may learn a thing or two I did not integrate yet.
Cheers.
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Hello.
I will read both parts later.
Until last year I tried to take notes on Microsoft OneNote.
In many cases this is useful, but as I was trained dev, I started to need code snippets. While I could do it in OneNote for there is a code styling, there are still problems :
I was already using Github for 6 months before the idea of markdown struck me.
Why didn't I think about it earlier?
Since then, any new course I'd follow, I write notes in there in markdown.
I'll read both parts later and may update this comment or write a new one after. Hopefully I may learn a thing or two I did not integrate yet.
Cheers.