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@xaveu.bsky.social
Web developer with a 9to5, 3 kids, and way too many side projects.
For the record, here is how the previous forms looked like. I prefer a lot the new version: it's a lot more "markdown like".
November 19, 2024 at 8:01 PM
For the record, here is how the previous forms looked like. I prefer a lot the new version: it's a lot more "markdown like".
#100DaysOfCode s2 d3
Slowly getting back in the flow, which is good.
📝 +17 passing tests & corresponding fixes on the Markdown parser
💡 Started a new version a the markdown form specifications. It looks much better than the old one, and has full nested blocks capability.
It's good to be back!
Slowly getting back in the flow, which is good.
📝 +17 passing tests & corresponding fixes on the Markdown parser
💡 Started a new version a the markdown form specifications. It looks much better than the old one, and has full nested blocks capability.
It's good to be back!
![Example of a markdown form following the FormMark specification:
```md
<?? method:post action:/submit
[Full Name] <Enter your name>
[Email]* <you@example.com> type:email
[Region]
- United States
- Europe
[ ]* I agree to the terms and conditions
<< Submit form >>
??>
```](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ps4nnmkvpkbtxrchkoo4tpxb/bafkreieg75xwtnxqyor3kjmsssef3i2oriuhdqafs464kvswcdfv6sdpdq@jpeg)
November 19, 2024 at 7:57 PM
#100DaysOfCode s2 d3
Slowly getting back in the flow, which is good.
📝 +17 passing tests & corresponding fixes on the Markdown parser
💡 Started a new version a the markdown form specifications. It looks much better than the old one, and has full nested blocks capability.
It's good to be back!
Slowly getting back in the flow, which is good.
📝 +17 passing tests & corresponding fixes on the Markdown parser
💡 Started a new version a the markdown form specifications. It looks much better than the old one, and has full nested blocks capability.
It's good to be back!
It took 2 versions and 3 months to get finally a parser that works OK (fully Commonmark compliant). It still needs a bit of work, but i'm almost there.
So my challenge for this first #100DaysOfCode: make Link Reference Definition & HTML blocks correctly rendered in symbol mode.
Let's get to work!
So my challenge for this first #100DaysOfCode: make Link Reference Definition & HTML blocks correctly rendered in symbol mode.
Let's get to work!
November 16, 2024 at 8:35 AM
It took 2 versions and 3 months to get finally a parser that works OK (fully Commonmark compliant). It still needs a bit of work, but i'm almost there.
So my challenge for this first #100DaysOfCode: make Link Reference Definition & HTML blocks correctly rendered in symbol mode.
Let's get to work!
So my challenge for this first #100DaysOfCode: make Link Reference Definition & HTML blocks correctly rendered in symbol mode.
Let's get to work!
Let's start it (again!) #100DaysOfCode day 1!
But before, a bit of context. Months ago I started working on a little website hosting platform. Idea is to provide a fast & safe hosting platform for markdown docs. Like Github Pages but for non-devs. Name would be markdown.host.
But before, a bit of context. Months ago I started working on a little website hosting platform. Idea is to provide a fast & safe hosting platform for markdown docs. Like Github Pages but for non-devs. Name would be markdown.host.
November 16, 2024 at 8:35 AM
Let's start it (again!) #100DaysOfCode day 1!
But before, a bit of context. Months ago I started working on a little website hosting platform. Idea is to provide a fast & safe hosting platform for markdown docs. Like Github Pages but for non-devs. Name would be markdown.host.
But before, a bit of context. Months ago I started working on a little website hosting platform. Idea is to provide a fast & safe hosting platform for markdown docs. Like Github Pages but for non-devs. Name would be markdown.host.