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CommonMark Ready Reference

V. Subhash

Publisher: V. Subhash

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Summary

CommonMark is replacing Markdown as the de facto standard for low-markup text. CommonMark hit the ground with a well-defined standard from Day 1 and is set to replace and overtake MarkDown. StackOverFlow.com and other sites have already adopted it. CommonMark Ready Reference provides a full tutorial, hacks collection and a ready-reference for this new MarkDown standard.
Available since: 06/24/2020.

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