In the digital age, LaTeX stands as a high-quality typesetting system that revolutionizes the representation of mathematical notation online. But what is LaTeX and how can you use it in your own documentation? This blog delves deeper into how LaTeX – and the MathJax tool that brings LaTeX into HackMD --streamlines mathematical documentation and research processes.
HackMD’s editing, MathJax, and Slide Mode updates bring a more seamless user experience to the markdown experience. The new “Edit from Here” feature simplifies precise editing by swiftly navigating users to specific sections for modification. MathJax and Slide Mode also received substantial improvements, enhancing the rendering of scientific symbols and providing new presentation features like gradient backgrounds, slide navigation, and scroll view.
In this comprehensive guide, discover the art of crafting an impactful README document. From structuring content to formatting tips, this step-by-step tutorial covers essential elements, best practices, and tools to create clear, concise, and user-friendly documentation, enhancing project accessibility and user understanding.
Explore the age-old dilemma facing businesses today, cloud vs on-premises knowledge-sharing solutions. This concise guide distills the pros and cons, helping you navigate this complex decision with clarity. We explore cost considerations, security implications, and efficiency gains for both options. Whether you’re looking to harness the cloud’s flexibility or prefer the autonomy of on-premises control, this blog provides an essential overview. It’s a strategic journey to amplify your knowledge management, assisting organizations in making informed choices for their unique needs.
Your HackMD Profile is your space to showcase public notes, connect with like-minded builders, and share important information. Posting announcements within your profile streamlines communication. Discover best practices to optimize your Profile and elevate your HackMD experience.
Discover the latest updates on HackMD that enhance your collaborative experience. Customize your network, post announcements, and add emoji reactions. These user-centric features enable efficient communication and networking, streamlining your efforts as you build the products of tomorrow.
HackMD’s Beta Mode is a tool you can utilize to interact with upcoming features and improvements before they’re officially rolled out. It’s designed to give you the opportunity to provide feedback, test new functionality, and actively contribute to the development of HackMD.
“Experience more freedom and context in your conversations with HackMD’s enhanced commenting feature. Now comment without text selection, view included context for each comment, and navigate easily through chronological discussions. Improved input space and upcoming features make commenting more interactive and engaging than ever.”
“HackMD no longer supports Disqus integration after October, 2023.”
“HackMD is introducing breaking changes to metadata handling, including titles and tags. Learn how these changes will impact your notes and discover our suggestions to navigate the transition smoothly. Exciting new features are on the horizon!”
“After May 15th, if Imgur begins mass deletion of images, HackMD’s paid users will not be impacted in any way.”
“HackMD will allow free users to upload images to private cloud storage, addressing privacy concerns after Imgur’s removal of low-traffic and pornographic images. Paid users will have more storage space and image transfer services from Imgur.”
“We’re making a big change at HackMD – separating metadata from Markdown content. This will enable us to build advanced features, like editing tags for multiple notes & backlink functionality. We’ll migrate the metadata without breaking the content, so you don’t have to do anything! 💪”
“The HackMD team has been working on a new design to reduce context switching and better organization for multiple notes.”
Get creative on automation, win more time for creative works. This is a positive feedback cycle, your productivity flywheel.
Keep your workspace tidy and organized is worthwhile every time you need information in it. This post shares how in three tips.
Beside streaming writing philosophical essays, Kris Zhu uses HackMD to maintain handouts for students, building connections with his audience directly.
“Introduce the notion of a proxy document and explain why one should inject it into workflows that crosses functional teams.”
“HackMD API can be a productivity leap by saving manual works for you. Moreover, it can be a revenue source as well.”
“You need portability more than ever in a time of the pandemic. HackMD suits you better on this front than Confluence does.”
“For a team of developers, HackMD may be a better option for it is lightweight and lightning fast.”
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