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mmh, it would be relatively easy but why would you do that? I'd be glad to know your use case.

What do you mean? I did not downvote anything. That was a good (and expected) question/comment.

It will be open source this week. I am currently working on it, so stay tuned :)

We needed a way to support templates, because we really write any kind of documents in Markdown. AFAIK StackEdit does not support templates like we implemented. I did not know Dillinger, which seems to be close to StackEdit.

So if I had to quickly benchmark, I'd say: Monod has this notion of templates, speaks CommonMark (no hackish markdown), and is offline-first. Yet, the main reason we wrote it was to learn React.js.

We are working on open sourcing it this week!

TL;DR: The app is available at: https://monod.lelab.tailordev.fr/ :)

@mistertaco we are working (hard) on it!

Yeah... I reduced the image sizes..

ah right... I'm sorry for that. It should be fixed.

Yep, it is just that there is no IKEA close to my place (yet), and I wanted something quite robust :-)

Thanks for the hint!

Nice!

I know, I ordered a keyboard :-)

Yep, they are pretty much the same. I just don't have an IKEA close to my place (yet)...

Exactly, and that is why I first used cardboard to find the best dimensions.

Thank you for your precious feedback! I'll try to work standing up ~4/5 hours a day, for a month. I'll see if it makes me either more productive or feel better.

Maybe because we are lazy, and we think that abbreviations save time/energy, which is obviously a wrong assumption.

Oh I am really sorry. Could you give me more details (OS, browser) so that I can fix the font?

I think that it is a matter of vocabulary, no? Reading the LSP definition in Liskov's paper is quite hard to understand, but with simpler words, it is more understandable.

Yes, I linked his presentation in the introduction :)

WDYT?

I've updated the sentence related to this part on my blog post to: "choose your license carefully", pointing to this comments thread

Yes, because things are easier than ever for people that want to contribute but also for those who want to create new projects. Maybe GitHub could suggest existing projects to contribute on before creating a new repository :)

You're right :) I will add a note on this as well

agreed! I will add a note on this

Nothing new. I didn't know Emphasis, and I used these few lines of code in various projects, so I decided to take 10min to write a jQuery plugin. It is unit tested at least..

Thank you for your comment, and for the advice. I'm going to update the description :)

Yep that was a weekend project but also I needed a simple view to monitor all my projects tested on Travis-CI. This interface is really readable. Also, I'm a bit color blind and I can't really distinguish red/green balls on the Travis interface, they are too small.

Last but not the least, I started learning Backbone.js ;)

Yes, that was my main concern actually. Also, I'm a bit color blind and TravisLight is really readable.

I'm sorry if you missed the big picture. The aim of this article was to show how to quickly build decent APIs using the Symfony2 framework. As far as I know, there was nothing documented yet. "The right way" mainly means using the right tools and following best practices.