Senior Software Developer, Tooling Architect, Master of Automation - and (Cake)PHP core developer and expert. Freelancer and available in 2024-01+ partially.
@githubstatus Also attaching binaries to releases are broken:
https://t.co/l2282Z57Q9
Run gh release upload "0.1.8" \
HTTP 500 (https://t.co/Xb1F0UmoUu)
Error: Process completed with exit code 1.
@githubstatus It sure has not! I tried like 20x. "Review pending deployments - requested by dereuromark in Release #12" @ e.g. https://t.co/zHXmTqP7RK etc
Game Changer für presentations/slides: https://t.co/WN4zSeOxL2 .
The @revealjs#Carve demo says it all, dont think there is a cleaner way to build slides.
Having it provide handout/PDF on top is neat.
What are you currently using to avoid having to edit manual HTML or hacky MD?
https://t.co/RsyhqI3P8l A practical migration: convert a #Markdown file, inspect the few syntax changes that matter, and add linting before publishing. #Carve#Markup - give it a try and see if you like it. Feedback welcome!
@Mario_Deluna I wrote a library for #Carve for your #Echo language: https://t.co/hgXJ6gKGNa
Powerful markup language features out of the box both local and online. As fast as Rust itself, and >10x faster then the PHP one.
#Carve has now its own Community in Discord: https://t.co/B7ZREgOFzz Please join in for latest discussions around syntax and future updates. We just released a new version and the API is now quite stable and working very well across all major languages & editors. #djot#markdown
https://t.co/6QbNHcQSBf
Comparing #Markdown, #Djot, #Carve and many other formats directly through #Pandoc, the universal markup converter.
For Carve reference in general check out https://t.co/f0IUPLpqMp
It explains why it can (and should) become the future of "markdown" :)
@DanKornas Nice! I tried something similar with Carve: https://t.co/f3NCExy6KI Since Carve is by design way more powerful than Markdown, it wasn't surprising that the overall quality of the results are also beyond what MD itself could produce.
Final MD conversion would be similar, though.
Offline or online documents to really cool PDF with a single click then.
IDE support across all major players.
The single most powerful markdown markup so far by far now IMO.
Check it out!
It is getting real with #Carve markup:
I just shipped a claude SKILL to handle AI handling of .crv files properly - and to-pdf seems to work really well in producing report PDFs.
incl graceful degradation of graphs, mermaid, tabs and code groups etc:
https://t.co/X2YoYBYZ1n
@webworks_com Interesting. I wonder how it compares to Carve - https://t.co/xIraaGsAP8 #markdown#postmarkdown (see also https://t.co/eKdG6JsSEE )
From a first glance: MPP hides semantics to stay Markdown. Carve makes semantics first-class syntax and accepts being not-Markdown?
Twenty years of #Markdown hindsight, in one markup language: #Carve.
What a "post-Markdown" standard could look like: strictly specified, secure by design, lightweight source for complex HTML/PDF targets.
https://t.co/f0IUPLpqMp
#markup#documentation#opensource