MdGenr Editorial Team

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MdGenr Editorial Team produces the written material for MdGenr, a Markdown editor with live preview. Nothing is commissioned from outside; articles are drafted and revised internally.

Expect writing about markdown editors and little else. Since it renders Markdown to typeset HTML as you type, with a table of contents, syntax highlighting, mermaid diagrams and export to HTML, PDF or Markdown, most pieces follow the same path through the numbers: drafting a README with a live preview, rendering a mermaid diagram before committing it and exporting notes to PDF.

Review covers accuracy of method and neutrality of tone. The articles deliberately avoid straying into medical, financial or legal advice, and say so where a topic comes close.

Spotted an error? Write to support@mdgenr.com; the page is amended in place once the point is confirmed.

Recent articles

How to Add Mermaid Diagrams to a Github Readme Without Breaking Live Preview
You copy a mermaid code block from a colleague's README, paste it into your own, push to GitHub, and—nothing. The diagram renders as a wall of raw text.
Free Online Markdown Editor with Mermaid Diagram Support: What to Look For
If you've ever spent twenty minutes tweaking a sequence diagram in a free online markdown editor, only to paste that same markdown into your team's wiki and watch half the arrows disappear, you…
How to Write Sequence Diagrams in Markdown for Software Documentation
The Exported-Image Trap Nobody Warned You About Most teams I've worked with document their system interactions the same way: someone opens Lucidchart or draw.io, spends forty minutes arranging boxes…
Do Web Based Markdown Editors Support Github Flavored Markdown Gfm for Technical Writers
When you draft API documentation in a browser tab and paste it into a GitHub pull request, will the tables hold their alignment? Will your nested task lists survive?
How to Manually Create a Table of Contents in Markdown When Your Editor Lacks Auto-generation
It's 11 PM on a Thursday. Your open-source library's README has grown to 2,400 lines across eight months of commits.
Browser Based Markdown Editor Vs Desktop App: Why Software Developers Are Ditching Installers
The average software developer has 4.2 markdown editors installed across their work machines.

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