You can literally learn Markdown in 60 seconds

[AntonioZL]

A friend of mine literally got a job because his CV was written in Markdown. Like, fr. His boss told him that.

[Josh-uinq]

Note for the numbered lists, the first number is what the list will start with (ie if the first number is 5 itll list from 5) but all other numbers are ignored

[ashkanahmadi]

Useful. You can also use - instead of * for bullet point lists.

[ChronicoOne]

When I learned markdown for my GitHub repo, I just opened someone else's raw README and copied what they did. Super straightforward.

[nizarelfennani]

I learned Markdown just from posting and commenting on Reddit.

[gustavomaia]

Great, now i am a markdown developer 😎😎.

[mohammedmclovin]

Damn... How do I save this to watch whenever I want in the future?

[Bulderme]

How did I not know this before?? Interesting stuff!

[MezMezMez]

I love you for this video!! Gets to the point and delivers! Thank you so much :)

[angmathew]

More like these for cloud learners please . Great job Sir

[MrJoegotbored]

If only the markdown documentation was as useful as this video. Why does nobody invest time in documentation? Then we wouldn't have to rely on videos.

[TheJamesM]

If you want a line break rather than a new paragraph, end the previous line with two spaces.

Also, in case anyone didn't know, part of the rationale is that unparsed Markdown is still quite readable as plain text - more so than HTML, for example.

[hanspetervollhorst]

Reasonable to explain markdown to an audience that presumably knows HTML

[pokefreak]

you can learn markdown in 60 seconds but you'll forget the link/image syntax for years to come

[chippzy]

I love markless, its an extension that renders your markdown inline so you're not looking at 2 windows

[alexog]

well, yeah, these things are simple. but md becomes trickier when you’re trying to do more complex things, such as nested lists

[SellamAbraham]

Who's the genius that decided underscores would be for italics rather than underlining?

[Drugvigil]

I learned this everything once I started using obsidian and logseq

[juanmamani]

best 60s investment I've ever found usefull. Thanks for sharing.

[reed]

I thought I was going to have something critical to say about this, but it's actually very nice.