Hi everyone, I am learning to use markdown, writting it directly from the terminal with the GNU nano.
It makes sense to use this formatting syntax since it can be read in raw mode. If processed, things will look nicer, but you can always read them.
We can Inline code with backticks.
A code block needs 3 backticks at the beginning and at the end.
4 indent spaces in all the content should do the work too.
Blockquotes just need a "bigger than" symbol.
You can always check google for more info
This is a neat cheatsheet with the most common styles
The GitHub flavored Markdown Spec is an amazing document, an example on how to write a specification.
I couldn't resist to add the Emoji-cheat-sheat to this page 😅
The [basic writting and formatting syntax] guide on GitHub is also a great document to remember most frenquently used markdown syntax.
This is the cheatsheet that CodeAcadamy links at the end of the markdown course: Markdown Cheatsheet is a nice cheatsheet published in GitHub. The kind of document you can create to learn everything about markdown.