Caret 2.0
Dev tools
markdown editor
SHOW HN2017
41points
5comments
#890of 2,242 in 2017
Top 40%of 2017 by points
How HN took it
QuietFewer than 5 comments about the project
3 positive, 0 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 0 critical, out of 4 comments about the project.
Idea: 1 for, 0 againstDesign: 1 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
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positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
In-place markdown preview like GitHub, rather than side-by-side
From 1 comment
I'm a happy user of this editor after trying almost everything that's on the market. In v2, the highlights for me are: - In-place preview like on GitHub (as opposed to…
borekb on HN
Command palette and configurable keyboard shortcuts
From 1 comment
I'm a happy user of this editor after trying almost everything that's on the market. In v2, the highlights for me are: - In-place preview like on GitHub (as opposed to…
borekb on HN
New website animations showcase features well
From 1 comment
The new website is quite cool with all of the new animations showing off the features!
hkdobrev on HN
Objections
Missing vim keybindings and search highlighting for some users
From 1 comment
Looks cool! My major problem though is that I'm fragmented across editors (currently between visual studio, atom and notepad++) and I can only try to match funcionality with some…
anotheryou on HN
Requests
Vim keybindings
From 1 comment
Looks cool! My major problem though is that I'm fragmented across editors (currently between visual studio, atom and notepad++) and I can only try to match funcionality with some…
anotheryou on HN
Search highlighting
From 1 comment
Looks cool! My major problem though is that I'm fragmented across editors (currently between visual studio, atom and notepad++) and I can only try to match funcionality with some…
anotheryou on HN
Rendered markdown that keeps markup visible
From 1 comment
Looks cool! My major problem though is that I'm fragmented across editors (currently between visual studio, atom and notepad++) and I can only try to match funcionality with some…
anotheryou on HN
Alternatives named
Visual Studio, Atom and Notepad++ used alongside Caret
From 1 comment
Looks cool! My major problem though is that I'm fragmented across editors (currently between visual studio, atom and notepad++) and I can only try to match funcionality with some…
anotheryou on HN