Huh, I fall on the analysis side based on the article, but I definitely eat my corn in rows 😆

well i'm a monad-loving emacs-using clojurian so i just got a lot of mixed signals from that article

does anyone have recommendations for a markdown preview mode?

There are plugins for browsers that render a markdown file and can be enabled on file:// URLs.

I just use Spacemacs' markdown layer, works well enough for me.

oh that’s a cool idea @jeff.terrell

(& then that's got a preview mode built tin)

@eggsyntax it does?

Yep. <leader> c p. Opens in browser.

oh sick

(typically , c p)

so I ran that and I got a zsh:1: command not found: markdown

so I guess I have some yak shaving to do

I like @eggsyntax’s solution better. Gonna try that next time I need to edit markdown.

Yeah, you just need to have the markdown CLI tool installed. Probably just brew or apt install markdown.

yep I’m doing that rn

also FWIW, , c P or spc m c Penables live preview mode in spacemacs

(live preview also uses a buffer instead of opening a new browser window)

any idea why I might be getting

No such file or directory, cider-test 

dotspacemacs-additional-packages '(
                                      (cider
                                       :location (recipe :repo "clojure-emacs/cider"
                                                         :fetcher github
                                                         :commit "8a9eab32646abcaaf31fe83b2d897c01971b98f1")))

I'm on develop, but need to pin 0.15.1 temporarily (that's the sha for cider 0.15.1)

I’ve never had that error @bja but a first mental check is this is probably some error with a cider version or clojure version

it has live preview, which is really cool. I wish there was a way to integrate it into Emacs.