GitHub tables do not need the "|" at the end of them. The biggest thing is the column headers match the header/rows divider of "| -" and also do not need more than one "-" for the divider from what I have seen. Just get a formatter though for Markdown, which will help you read the tables while typing them.
Thank you for everything! The course, the cheat sheet... I tried to watch a tutorial to begin playing with Obsidian and I'm not disapointed, have my sub, you'll be "my teacher" for my next dev goals ! Greatings from France
We have a 20 minute book and i did exactly the same as you. I had to speed it up to keep within the 20 minutes. LOL. Thanks for all this info. Its very helpful
I liked it when you made a video at your wife’s office. Even your sense of humor was good in that video 😇 Please do more videos at your wife’s office 🙏🤣
Bro as MongoDB has created the service atlas (an easy db management service, from my prespective), I think you should create a video about how can we fully control your db with atlas. It's a request
Which Markdown editor do you recommend for Linux? I'm primarily interested in a functionality that allows pasting images directly into the editor window and automatically placing them in a subdirectory like "assets". Is there such an extension available for Visual Studio Code (VSC)? Because VSC doesn't natively support this feature.
I've been using Ghostwriter by wereturtle (minimalist markdown editor), then switched to Obsidian (feature rich note taking app, closer to notion, extensible through plugins). You can drag'n'drop images in Obsidian, but it'll reference the original source of the image (either on your local system, or the web). You may find (or create) a plugin to have that feature eventually...
The cheat sheet looked amazing until I saw that to download it I need to subscribe to your newsletter. I love you and the work you do, but I won't "fall victim" to this kind of strategy desperate for impressions. I know I can unsubscribe, but I also know I can search for alternatives. That's my feedback!
@cafelutsa_ I agree with this, it peeves me that it's become the standard for businesses to say something is "free" when it's really not, you still require an exchange of something, it's still a transaction Of course people can't make money from giving things away but who says you can't give one thing away and not make money?... I signed up for the newsletter, however, it's an email I hardly use and usually end up unsubscribing to crap I don't need, which I will do with the newsletter. I will keep coming back to this guy's videos though, quick and concise lessons💚👌🏼
This is such an interesting coincidence. Me: Hey let's write my portfolio in markdown for once. Never worked with it before, so why not? Kyle, two weeks later: I got you bro.
This is misleading. MarkDown isn't a language. It's a sintaxe to write instructions against some interpreter. GitHubs markdown has its own interpreter, html has its own and so on.
Finally a well-structured explanation. Thank you sir!
I am really glad my video was able to help!
Thank you very much, so clear and well explained 😊
GitHub tables do not need the "|" at the end of them. The biggest thing is the column headers match the header/rows divider of "| -" and also do not need more than one "-" for the divider from what I have seen. Just get a formatter though for Markdown, which will help you read the tables while typing them.
Thank you for everything! The course, the cheat sheet...
I tried to watch a tutorial to begin playing with Obsidian and I'm not disapointed, have my sub, you'll be "my teacher" for my next dev goals !
Greatings from France
The man himself
ARTHUR!
It would be nice to have the similar crash course about MDX.
Also markdown transformations are interesting: remark plugins are awesome.
We have a 20 minute book and i did exactly the same as you. I had to speed it up to keep within the 20 minutes. LOL.
Thanks for all this info. Its very helpful
Thank you for making this, and the cheat sheet! Do you have the cheat sheet available in MD form?
Very good tutorial. Markdowns are very good when you want to write articles and probably i need to use them too many.
Goo video👍 Been using markdown for years and I still picked a few things I didn't know.
Thanks for this beautiful and to the point video. Enjoyed and learned about markdown. 😊♥
Awesome! Very valuable - thanks for sharing! 😉
Great video... BTW ( At 1:55 ) You can also use Ctrl+Shift+V to preview the markdown 😅
This video helps me save time on searching
Excellent course - Greetings from Wakanda
i am doing frontend web dev course in munich germany, and i am planning backend course too, your channel is very good for beginners.
Hey there .where are you from germany ?
I liked it when you made a video at your wife’s office. Even your sense of humor was good in that video 😇
Please do more videos at your wife’s office 🙏🤣
most likely just saved my job, thank you !
Great video, there's actually a preview button at the top right of the vs code editor, that should save some keystrokes 😃
Web Dev Simplified: releases a video without his face in bottom-right corner
Me: * confused screaming *
Thanks. Everything is so clear and easy now!
Thanks for concise and detailed video. It is H2O not H20
Learning this is also giving me ideas of how i should do a math website better, for example to explain the equations i could use markdown.
excellent course, brief and clear.
Thank you sir. Great video and well explained.👍👍
Markdown viewer.. front-end = reactjs, backend=nodejs, mongodb.. can you do this and explain how it's works
Thank you so much for insightful crash course.
Yo, that black SLS in the background is fire
Very good explanation. thanks for sharing
just what i need, thanks
Hi, may I know how to align text to top in markdown for a content in a table
Wow... Thanks ... I realy needed that Crash Course
This was the absolute best!
Awesome man thanks. Can you do tailwind next pleaseeeeee? With cheatsheet. Thank u so much!
Thanks dude! you are awesome
Please make a video for API repository pattern with typescript 😊
*thanks*
This is SUPER useful: thanks!
Bro as MongoDB has created the service atlas (an easy db management service, from my prespective), I think you should create a video about how can we fully control your db with atlas. It's a request
00:42 " if you prefer to burn your eyes out"
*That's Rude Kyle!*
Dang dude this is great!
Absolute legend
Awesome tutorial! I couldn't get the last one to work thou! :(
That's a good title, I hope to be the only one :)
Great tutorial. Very clear and complete. Maybe its just on my side but I am getting an error message when trying to download the cheat sheet.
Sorry. That should be fixed now.
@@WebDevSimplified Thank you very much for the quick response and fix!
Hello, please is it possible to add translation in a mdbook project ?
Im from iran , thanks bro , im appreciate you
thank you
Great tutorial
Thank you!
Thanks Kyle
Which Markdown editor do you recommend for Linux? I'm primarily interested in a functionality that allows pasting images directly into the editor window and automatically placing them in a subdirectory like "assets". Is there such an extension available for Visual Studio Code (VSC)? Because VSC doesn't natively support this feature.
I've been using Ghostwriter by wereturtle (minimalist markdown editor), then switched to Obsidian (feature rich note taking app, closer to notion, extensible through plugins). You can drag'n'drop images in Obsidian, but it'll reference the original source of the image (either on your local system, or the web). You may find (or create) a plugin to have that feature eventually...
What Astro integration have you used for highlighting Markdown on you website?
The cheat sheet looked amazing until I saw that to download it I need to subscribe to your newsletter. I love you and the work you do, but I won't "fall victim" to this kind of strategy desperate for impressions. I know I can unsubscribe, but I also know I can search for alternatives. That's my feedback!
so you want people to do things for free? and if they try to make money they’re a predator? take your victim mental bs elsewhere
@@aj7820 The cheatsheet is free smartass. Have you even read what I said?
@cafelutsa_ I agree with this, it peeves me that it's become the standard for businesses to say something is "free" when it's really not, you still require an exchange of something, it's still a transaction
Of course people can't make money from giving things away but who says you can't give one thing away and not make money?... I signed up for the newsletter, however, it's an email I hardly use and usually end up unsubscribing to crap I don't need, which I will do with the newsletter. I will keep coming back to this guy's videos though, quick and concise lessons💚👌🏼
@@MariaRodriguez-bp1tl Thank you
You're actually a clown lol. How much of a freeloader are you if you can't even subscribe to a newsletter for free?
GREAT!!!
There is still not support for markdown to render a url that open in a new tab, right?
This is such an interesting coincidence. Me: Hey let's write my portfolio in markdown for once. Never worked with it before, so why not?
Kyle, two weeks later: I got you bro.
markdown-cheat-sheet download page not working i sign up several time but still not receiving downloading mail.....plz check this problem.....✌
Thanks👍
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Markdown. Well explained. Thanks, Kyle.
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What have I learned from this video? That Discord's based off markdown
latex tutorial next pogger
**nice**
10:07
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Not stop mentioning his cheat sheet even if his life depended on it
why cant we just stick with the html tags
because we dont all think like you do
this one is more confusing
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Wtf? I'm not going to give you my email for downloading a **free** cheatsheet. I mean, what is that?
the day that WDS quit VSCode
I will use pug instead
If you pefer to burn your eyes out😂😂
I just explain chatGpt about my project and it writes it.
It will produce a lot of problems
This is misleading. MarkDown isn't a language. It's a sintaxe to write instructions against some interpreter. GitHubs markdown has its own interpreter, html has its own and so on.
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some markdown even works here in youtube comments 🤓
*Bold*
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*nice*
Thank you
Thank you