RA8876 Parallel Display Library Testing

[KurtE]

Or you could do, what I do way too often, is to leave the useful information to the imagination of the would-be readers

Often when I do the little bit I do, I look at some of the pages up on github, like:

Basic writing and formatting syntax - GitHub Docs

Create sophisticated formatting for your prose and code on GitHub with simple syntax.

docs.github.com

Also there were a few pages/web sites out there that talk about github specif differences like:

GitHub - im-luka/markdown-cheatsheet: ⬇️ The only Markdown Cheatsheet you will ever need to raise your docs to the next level. PDF included.

⬇️ The only Markdown Cheatsheet you will ever need to raise your docs to the next level. PDF included. - im-luka/markdown-cheatsheet

github.com

or

Github markdown cheat sheet: Everything you need to know to write README.MD

Markdown Syntax to write README.md file

dev.to

 

[wwatson]

I use this Markdown editor (Typora), makes it almost painless.

Thanks for pointing me to this. Very easy to learn and use

 

[BriComp]

Yes I was in a similar MarkDown place as you a few years ago and that prog made it almost painless.
Glad I could help.

 

[MarkT]

Shame their front page shows nothing useful unless you happen to scroll down! I'd call that a classic blunder of style over content, literally...

 

[BriComp]

Shame their front page shows nothing useful unless you happen to scroll down! I'd call that a classic blunder of style over content, literally...

Agreed, it caught me out for a while.
It never used to be like that. I guess the developers haven't got much to do now...and playing with website.

 

[KurtE]

Right now I am experimenting with doing some editing of my NT35510 readme.md file using sublime text 3...
I just installed the live preview plug in, which so far is not too bad. It may not have command pallets and the like but at least
I can see what it will look like: