I am new to programming. Like, really new.
But the process of learning python
programming introduced me to a lot of exciting apps for my laptop.
I am now a regular user of PyCharm
. I recently installed LightTable
too and liked it instantly.
Can somebody explain me or share a resource for the way to use these two applications to write and preview content using markdown
language?
I own a blog on a 3rd party web space (Svbtle) which uses only markdown
, and I have been using it so far comfortably. Its editing mode allows me write and preview content. But this can be done only if I am online. I tried to understand this from their website documentation, but it was too technical for me.
I know there are many cool online tools for this. But I would like have this stuff locally installed so I can be at ease when I am offline. I also checked several other editors and IDEs, but I would like to stick on to PyCharm
and LightTable
. I would like to give a try at Atom
soon. But this is it for now.
Thanks.
Lighttable has a good solution for this!
Install and use the Markdown
plugin.
Open the command finder: Ctrl+Space
Type the command Plugins: Show plugin manager
to open up the plugin manager.
Install the Markdown
plugin and restart Lighttable.
While editing a markdown file, open the command finder: Ctrl+Space
Type the command Markdown: Watch this editor for changes
You can then move the live-rendered markdown tab into its own tabset so that you can view it side-by-side with your editing tab while you edit!