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git every day
I’ve previously mentioned, that I installed GitLab 5.0 and it’s been pretty cool since. Today I just want to write about what I use git for in my everyday life. If you want a quick recap of what git...
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UberWriter: a MarkDown Editor for Linux
Yesterday I’ve installed Uberwriter, which is a MarkDown editor I quickly want to tell about. It’s a very nice looking application and something that is my replacement for Mou, which I’ve come to love...
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Why I believe in MarkDown
When I first learned of MarkDown I was torn between having to write academical papers in software like Microsoft Word or Apple’s Pages. Both are surely functional Programs, even though I’d always...
View ArticleQuick & Dirty: MarkDown to PDF
Writing from a developers point of view and writing from a PBA studies examinators point of view are very different things. Developers want to write code and slam documentation into MarkDown files they...
View ArticleRetext – Split View MarkDown Editor on Linux
Retext is a great MarkDown editor for beginners and is widely available on the Linux platform. After introducing Uberwriter I thought it would be time to introduce Retext, which focuses on different...
View ArticlePoet – a node.js blogging platform
Poet is a great little node.js based project that allows you to start a blog in no time. TLDR; Put a bunch of MarkDown files in a folder and it’s available as a blog to the rest of the world. I just...
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What writing a book looks like
I just wanted to show, quite quickly, what combination of windows I’ve been looking at a lot in the past months. Basically I’ve been writing the book I’ve been talking about in gVim, which is a GUI...
View ArticleCopy MarkDown HTML to Clipboard from the Terminal / Shell
I have a quite terminal based workflow. I needed a way to copy the HTML version of a MarkDown file, straight to my clipboard. I love writing in my favourite text editor and I know a lot of other people...
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Github’s Atom Editor tried out
I’ve tried out Github’s Atom Editor shortly and I must say, they’ve come up with a pretty cool thing. If you want to try it out, drop a comment, got 3 invites. At the moment only for Mac OS. Here a...
View ArticleCreating books with Gitbook
I’m currently tasked with the revision of some lecture material for basic HTML, CSS and PHP studies, so I thought I should give gitbook a try. It’s a super sweet generator for creating an interactive...
View ArticleOn building your own tools
Building your own tools makes you a better programmer. Seriously. There is nothing more satisfying than the feeling of pressing a single button instead of doing some annoying job that you used to do...
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How to keep Soft Line Wrap at Column width Visual Studio Code and MarkDown
I’m trying Visual Studio Code at the moment and it’s a fun and fast atom alternative. One of my early annoyances was that I could not figure out how to make my MarkDown files wrap at the desired column...
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Golang and the Clipboard (mdclip)
I recently wrote a couple of lines of Go again, mainly to see if I could write a cross platform clone of a two line shell script in Go (which actually makes it like 69 lines, but whatever). So I wrote...
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Creating a simple Markdown Blog with Go and Gin
In this post we’re going to have a look at how to create a simple Markdown powered blog with Go(lang) and gin. The blog will be able to look up a markdown file by title / filename, display a list of...
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