laravel-markdown-blog VS easy-markdown-editor

## Clone repository git clone https://github.com/ManiruzzamanAkash/laravel-markdown-blog.git ## Go to that folder cd laravel-markdown-blog ## Install composer composer install ## Create file .env and Copy .env.example to .env ## Create a database called laravel_markdown ## Generate Key php artisan key:generate # Run migrations and seeder file to seed 1,000 tutorials php artisan migrate --seed ## Install node, as we've used Tailwind CSS npm install ## Run tailwind CSS in watch mode to detect any file change ## and automatically generate app.css in public/css/app.css npm run watch

Otherwise I've been using EasyMDE, seems to be going OK.

FWIW, I'm using EasyMDE as the markdown editor in Django Admin for my site.

I'm using the Easy Markdown Editor by ionaru.

Hi u/tiimedilation, this appears to be intentional as the underlying displays which formatting style was applied to the text in real time. The Markdown Pro editor is derived from the Easy Markdown Editor. If you'd like to submit a request for this feature, please create a thread in the EasyMDE repo's issues tab.

Questions and answers are written in Markdown. For this I have a SFC that imports and wraps EasyMDE:

To make sure things did not diverge, I needed to pick a specification and stick with it. Thankfully, EasyMDE already followed Commonmark, it was Blackfriday that was a little buggy.