HTML naar Markdown

apr 042013

Een webpagina, per definitie (op)gemaakt in HTML omzetten naar Markdown doe je zo:
~ Heck Yes Markdown

The demo river on Glitch now runs in HTTPS. (Yes, I support it in my products, when I can, but my websites won't, not until we get Google to kick back. No one owns the web. That's an absolute.)
Unread 1.9.3 supports titleless items in feeds. Thanks! Next, let's ask Inoreader and NewsBlur to do so as well. Here's a feed to test with. This is an important historic feature dating back to the origins of RSS. Today, it's how blogging can grow into Twitter's space, without its limits (with linking, styles, and no length limit). It was there...
You might try listening to someone who is sure they're right, no matter what their age. Sometimes they're right, I've found.
An update on the work with River5 and Glitch. The demo river is still working, amazingly. Before I close the thread, I'd like to do a little cleanup work so there's a good example to build on for others, and for when we pick the thread up in the future.
Until now podcasting has been free of lock-in. The better Google is, the worse it could be for the future of podcasting. Lots of history here.
I like w3schools

I saw a thread on Twitter the other day where some developers were dissing the w3schools website. There are apparently browser plugins that block the site? I don't know why they don't like it, if given a choice to point to this page or this one, I'll generally pick the one on w3schools, because there's a chance that people who...

Fred Zelders