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Why Markdown
Andy Meneely edited this page Nov 27, 2015
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When you run a squib new
command, you get a bunch of files. Most of them are optional, of course, but they're there to help you out in the prototyping process.
Files that end in .md
are files in the Markdown wiki syntax. Markdown is a very simple wiki syntax that just gets out of the way and lets you write. It's in plain text, which is the most future-proof file format out there, and is friendly with version control. If you're on GitHub and view a file ending with .md
, it'll show in its rendered form.
Install: Windows OSX Linux Cygwin
Getting Started
Important
Advanced Squibbing
- The Mighty text Method
- Layouts
- Manipulating PNGs
- Manipulating SVGs
- Vector back end
- Rendering both BW and Color
- Colors
- Configuration Options
Real Project Histories
Squiblets
- Category specific template text
- Combining Multiple Columns
- One Icon Per Location
- One Location, Multiple Icons
- Google Sheets
- Rake Rendering Modes
- Autoscale Fonts
- Marketing Materials
- Autobuild with Guardfiles
- Wireframing with an SVG Editor
- Front to Back Printing
- Versioning Practices
- Icon Library: FontAwesome
- Icon Library: GameIcons
- Combining Multiple Columns
- Combine Multiple CSV Files
- Switch card background or invert theme
Tools
Contributing