Markdown Monster
Why use a dedicated Markdown Editor?
Most generic editors have support for Markdown syntax and for many basic markdown editing tasks that might be fine. But if you're extensively working with Markdown on a regular basis it is constructive to use a dedicated Markdown editor that understands many common Markdown operations and can greatly simplify and speed them up as well as providing useful support features for linking and embedding. In this post I describe why I use a dedicated Markdown editor rather than a generic editor for my Markdown editing.
Favorites for better Document Management in Markdown Monster
Markdown Monster 1.12.6 introduces a new Favorites feature that makes it easy to add your most commonly used documents to a reusable list of file links. While this is nothing new for browsers, it's a somewhat novel idea for file management, especially when maintain a huge number of lists and notes with Markdown or other text content.
FolderBrowser Enhancements in Markdown Monster
The latest version of Markdown Monster (v1.8.12) significantly upgrades the Folder Browser, turning it into a more capable file management hub. The update adds a modern UI with descriptive file icons, smarter navigation with autocomplete paths and environment variable support, and dynamic loading for improved performance in large folders. New productivity features include Find in Files, tighter drag-and-drop image support, and expanded Terminal, Explorer, and Git integration—making project asset management faster and more intuitive directly within the editor.
Creating a Markdown Monster Addin: Save Images to Azure Blob Storage
The Markdown Monster Markdown Editor and Weblog Publishing tool has a .NET based addin model that makes it relatively easy to extend its core feature set with custom functionality. In this post I show how you can quickly create an addin of your own, and then show a practical example that demonstrates how add Image uploading to Azure Blob storage as an interactive addin.
Getting Images into Markdown Documents and Weblog Posts with Markdown Monster
One good justification for using a rich editor for editing Markdown or a Weblog entry is that you can provide some additional features above and beyond what a simple text or code editor can provide. When you're creating content you are usually dealing with a number of things beyond plain text like code snippets, feature widgets and most importantly - **images**. Markdown Monster
Introducing Markdown Monster - a new Markdown Editor
I'm happy to announce Version 1.0 of Markdown Monster a Markdown Editor and Weblog Publishing tool for Windows. In this post I give a quick tour of Markdown Monster and provide links to all you need to know to check out this great new Markdown editor.