I needed some format that's easy to parse and render for an embedded browser, so I pulled out a very simple subset of markdown's syntax. As soon as it's done I realized I just wrote a spec for HN comments :)
If you know the [gemtext][1] format for the [gemini][2] protocol, md0 is basically that but supports inline links and happens to also be valid markdown. Oh, and this post is also valid md0. You can see it in action on [Playdate][3] here:
I needed some format that's easy to parse and render for an embedded browser, so I pulled out a very simple subset of markdown's syntax. As soon as it's done I realized I just wrote a spec for HN comments :)
If you know the [gemtext][1] format for the [gemini][2] protocol, md0 is basically that but supports inline links and happens to also be valid markdown. Oh, and this post is also valid md0. You can see it in action on [Playdate][3] here:
![md0 on Playdate][4]
[1]: https://geminiprotocol.net/docs/gemtext-specification.gmi [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_(protocol) [3]: https://play.date [4]: https://github.com/remysucre/ORBIT/blob/main/demo.gif