MarkMe! - A simple, lightweight and beautiful Markdown editor and viewer

Update!

@vrintle, I’ve added tooltips to all the markdown buttons and the theme toggle and the download button. Also, this website should load even better because almost (everything except the footer) are made of Vue components.

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:confetti_ball: I am pleased to announce that MarkMe! has been featured on MadeWithVueJS.com! ===> https://madewithvuejs.com/markme :confetti_ball:

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I have also released a new update with bug fixes and mobile responsiveness has been fixed, let me know if it does not look responsive on your mobile device.

http://madewithphp.com/

So we wait

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Just bought madewithglitch.me, should be up soon.

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If I where to set this up, where should I host it?

  • My Own Server
  • Glitch

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Looks good already! Shoot me a DM if you need any help making this, I would be happy to help :slight_smile:

I would really like to host it on Glitch but hosting on my own server makes SQL a lot easier… I’ll think about it.

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I would be happy to help you write it with Mongoose, express and Node. :slight_smile: @RiversideRocks

Would love to see a collaboration on a project between @RiversideRocks and @EddiesTech, I’m looking forward to it! My suggestion is to use Express, Node and Mongo.

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https://madewithglitch.me

This is what I have at the moment.

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Looking awesome already! Make sure you create a badge that says “Made with Glitch” which can be embedded in READMEs and HTML (use shields.io for custom badges)

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I see you’re using PHP :eyes:
I like the random colour choice, this could also be done with Javascript if we were to move to Node :wink: Let’s be honest, if you are using Glitch, you may as well use Node.js. PHP and SQL is too much of a hassle here. Also passport.js and other packages are much more simpler to use on Node.js

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I will consider, never have done node with Apache. It should be possible, I will send out a POC later today.

Maybe @RiversideRocks can work on the UI and front end and @EddiesTech will handle on the server side Express code?

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Instead of listening on 80 do you listen on 3000?

You don’t need Apache to run Node…?

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As I have said many times I am useless with webdesign. I’d be happy to do the backend

Yeah, remix hello-express, you’ll get a basic Node app.

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Oh I was just talking about on my own server.

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