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VSCode w/ Markdown Preview Enhanced | with.It is recommended to use grip when rendering Unicode characters. Neovim w/ markdown preview plugin | with Optionsll options have default values and work out of the box.I took the time to create a list and find the links to the referred editors suggested, for your easy use! Thoughts on the topic? Editors, plugins, or anything else that is cool for Markdown. So list your editor, or if you just stick to raw. I do miss my VI/M shortcuts (wanna learn vim? checkout Marc's post on it, there are 9 parts!, they are amazing!) in it but I guess I can live without them for the benefit of seeing both my raw markdown along with the UI version. I found a free one for mac called MacDown and so far I love it. My co-worker uses an official editor called LightPaper. ) but the plugin and default markdownn editors seem a little buggy in UI mode, so I keep them in text view. I do use the ones that come from the Jetbrains suite (PHPStorm, WebStorm, Intellij. TODO Scrollbind for vim and Chrome install details: NeoBundle 'chemzqm/macdown.vim' Plugin 'chemzqm/macdown.vim' Plug 'chemzqm/macdown. So I've been writing Markdown for years but never thought of using an official editor. macdown.vim/bin which accept markdown content from stdin and output html to stdout. I can even open a directory with “sublime. Opening Sublime from the terminal, and using it as my default editor for Git and other programs. Pandocs Markdown dialect has LOTS of features, and Pandoc lets you convert a markdown file to HTML, PDF, DOCX etc.Cmd-P to open a file in the current project by filename.LESS-sublime to highlight LESS code ( ).SublimeLinter to catch unused variables and typos which can be deadly in JavaScript ( ).Package Control to install and remove packages ( ).I also think Sublime has an easier package management system and a saner default setup, so I can spend less time configuring the editor and more time actually writing code. I found that I never got to learning all of the fancy keyboard shortcuts in Vim, and so I never got to the point where using it actually made me more efficient. I’ve used a few different editors: Dreamweaver (sorry!), Notepad++, Geany, Vim, and now Sublime Text.