Best Content Management Systems for Markdown

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    Crowdin Reviews
    Top Pick

    Crowdin

    Crowdin

    $50.00/month
    631 Ratings
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    Get quality translations for your app, website, game, supporting documentation, and on. Invite your own translation team or work with professional translation agencies within Crowdin. Features that ensure quality translations and speed up the process • Glossary – create a list of terms to get consistent translations • Translation Memory (TM) – no need to translate identical strings • Screenshots – tag source strings to get context-relevant translations • Integrations – set up integration with GitHub, Google Play, API, CLI, Android Studio, and on • QA checks – make sure that all the translations have the same meaning and functions as the source strings • In-Context – proofreading within the actual web application • Machine Translations (MT) – pre-translate via translation engine • Reports – get insights, plan and manage the project Crowdin supports more than 30 file formats for mobile, software, documents, subtitles, graphics and assets: .xml, .strings, .json, .html, .xliff, .csv, .php, .resx, .yaml, .xml, .strings and on.
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    TextMate Reviews
    Open source text editor that is powerful and customizable. It supports a wide range of programming languages. TextMate's simple way to add multiple insert points makes it easy to make multiple changes at once and swap code pieces. TextMate allows you to select what you are looking for and what you are searching for. It will display the results in a way that allows you to jump between matches, extract matching text, or preview replacements. TextMate supports all major version control systems. You can see which files have changed in the file browser view and which lines have changed in the editor view. One file mixing languages? Projects using different build systems? Third-party code with different formatting preferences TextMate can handle all of it by associating specific scope selectors with key shortcuts and settings.
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    Visual Studio Code Reviews
    Top Pick
    Code editing. Redefined Free. Open source. It runs everywhere. IntelliSense provides smart completions that go beyond syntax highlighting and autocomplete. It uses variable types, function definitions and imported modules to provide intelligent completions. You can debug code directly from the editor. You can attach or launch your apps, and debug with breakpoints, call stacks and an interactive console. It's never been easier to work with Git or other SCM providers. The editor allows you to review diffs and stage files, as well as make commits. Pull and push from any hosted SCM service. Want even more features? To add languages, themes, debuggers and connect to other services, install extensions. Extensions are separate processes that don't slow down your editor. Learn more about extensions. Microsoft Azure allows you to deploy and host your React (Angular), Vue, Node (and many more!) applications. Sites can store and query relational or document-based data and scale with serverless computing.
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    Obsidian Reviews

    Obsidian

    Obsidian

    $25 one-time payment
    3 Ratings
    Obsidian, a powerful knowledge database, works on top a local folder of plaintext Markdown files. Human brains are non-linear. We move from one idea to the next all the time. Your second brain should function in the same way. Obsidian makes it easy to make and follow "connections". You can take your notes like a gardener and then, at the end of each day, you can sit back and admire your knowledge graph. Note-taking can be very personal. You've tried every app and there's always something wrong. You deserve better. Obsidian was built to be extensible. You can quickly set up your own toolkit with 22 core plugins or 149 community plugins. Once Obsidian reaches version 1.0, you'll be able install third-party plugins and build your own. The sky is the limit. Cloud services can be shut down, bought or changed privacy policies at any time. The last thing you want are proprietary formats and data lock in. Obsidian stores your data in a local folder.
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    BlueGriffon Reviews

    BlueGriffon

    Disruptive Innovations

    $87.75 one-time payment
    2 Ratings
    Based on Firefox's rendering engine, the next-gen Web and EPUB editor are available. BlueGriffon®, a proud inheritor from all of its famous ancestors, has a long list: Netscape®, Mozilla® Composer, and Nvu. It is powered by Gecko (the same rendering engine that powers Firefox® Composer), and has tons of powerful features. BlueGriffon®, which is used by millions around the globe, includes Universities, Governments, and even the European Parliament, is powered by Gecko. The French Government officially recommends it as the Web Authoring Tools for the French Administration, in its efforts to rely on and encourage Free Software.
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    Tango Reviews

    Tango

    Tango

    $16 per month
    You'll save time every week by catching up on your documentation, reducing interruptions and meetings, and reducing the number of interruptions. The guide will be automatically created with perfectly cropped screenshots and links. You can remove sensitive information, add annotations, draw freely, or customize your logo. You can publish your guide to multiple knowledge base knowledge bases in one click. Share a direct link or export to PDF HTML or Markdown. You simply click through your entire process. Tango does all the documentation. In the same time it took to create one, you can create 10 how-to guides. You can say goodbye to lengthy videos and walls of text. Tango transforms any process into a shareable how to guide. You can easily document steps on any website. All your favorite tools can be used to tango. Highlight the important things with an arrow or rectangle, circle, circle, text, or both. You can also draw whatever you want with the freehand pen. Resize images to make it easier to see what is important and what isn't.
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    TinaCMS Reviews

    TinaCMS

    Tina

    $29 per month
    Store content in your repository. Tina can save to MDX, Markdown and JSON, and adds a powerful data layer over your static files. Tina will give you a user-friendly experience when you define your content's schema. Tina will commit your repository while your editorial team focuses on writing content. Query your Markdown like you would a headless CMS. Tina's GraphQL Data Layer allows for filtering, sorting and pagination. Tina allows you to create reusable components. Let your team assemble pages like a site builder. The site management is harmonious when both developers and editors work together on a single source. Tina's intuitive editor for the sidebar allows you to get instant feedback. Allow your editors to preview changes before they are published.
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    MapleCMS Reviews

    MapleCMS

    MapleCMS

    $39 per month
    MapleCMS is an AI-powered headless CMS that's powerful and sweet. Create, manage and integrate content anywhere without any learning curve. Code generation is seamless for any stack. Our headless CMS was designed to make life easier for you and your business more efficient. Maple CMS comes with an AI assistant that helps you create schemas, code examples, and content. You get instant results, without any learning curve. Maple CMS was designed to grow with your business. Its modularity allows it to integrate into any tech stack, and scale with the business. Maple CMS is built using a CDN, and a blazingly-fast GraphQL API. It's designed for your content to be delivered to your users as quickly as possible. Maple CMS is designed to be easy to use and integrate for developers. Our AI assistant will provide you with relevant code examples and a complete SDK. You can also download a Next.js template that is ready to use.
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    Flarum Reviews
    The community framework is free, scalable and extensible for small to large enterprise communities. Flarum excels at every level, regardless of the size of your group. By adding extensions to the Flarum core, you can customize your community according to your needs. Permission groups make it easy to configure permissions and members. You can grant access to categories but also define global and category-limited action like moderation, flagging, and more. Flarum can be configured to work with either a simple bbcode/Markdown text editor or a fully-featured WYSIWYG for your users. Use notifications to increase engagement with your users. You can use them in-browser or via email. Installing a WebSocket Extension allows for real-time updates and snappy interaction with your community. Flarum is an open-source software that anyone can install anywhere, including on shared hosting plans.
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    Nova Reviews
    If we are being honest, Mac apps have become a lost art. Although cross-platform apps are great, it's not who we are. Panic was founded in 1997 as a Mac software business. Our joy comes from creating things that feel Mac-like. Coda, an all-in one Mac web editor, was created long ago. When we began work on Nova, however, we looked at the web today and decided where we needed to go. It was time to make a fresh start. Our first-class text editor is the key to all this. It's fast, flexible, new, and super-fast. Nova supports CoffeeScript, CSS and Diff, ERB, Haml HTML, INI JavaScript, JSON. JSX, Less Lua, Markdown, Perl PHP, Ruby, Sass SCSS, Smarty SQL, TSX TypeScript, XML and YAML.
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    Typora Reviews
    Typora allows you to enjoy a seamless experience both as a reader or writer. It eliminates the preview window and mode switcher as well as syntax symbols of markdown code and other distractions. Instead, it offers a live preview feature that allows you to focus on the content. Typora makes it easy to manage your files. It has both a file tree panel as well as an article (file list) side panel. This allows you to easily manage your files. You can organize your files however you like, and even add sync services such as Dropbox or iCloud. You can instantly see the outline structure of your documents in outline panel. This allows you to quickly navigate through the document and jump directly to any section. Bookmarks are available for export to PDF. Export or import can be done further. You can export or import more formats, such as docx, OpenOffice and LaTeX, MediaWiki, MediaWiki, and Epub. You can see how big your document is in words and characters, lines or reading minutes.
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    Quiver Reviews
    Quiver is a notebook designed for programmers. You can easily combine text, code, Markdown, and LaTeX in one note. You can also edit code with an amazing editor, preview Markdown, and instantly find any note via the full-text searching. A note in Quiver consists of cells, snippets, text, Markdown, LaTeX (via MathJax), or diagrams (sequence, flowchart). You can mix and match different types of cells within one note. You can also set different languages for different codes cells. Programmer's notebook should make code editing easy. Quiver includes the ACE code editor in code cells. It supports syntax highlighting for more than 120 languages, more than 20 themes, automatic indent/outdent, and many other features. Quiver allows you to write in Markdown, with inline formatting. Markdown is displayed in a live preview window that displays Markdown as you type. Quiver uses MathJax for typesetting mathematical equations written using LaTeX.
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    SnippetsLab Reviews

    SnippetsLab

    SnippetsLab

    $9.99 one-time payment
    SnippetsLab is a professional code snippets manager that will help you increase your productivity. It allows you to create your own code library and keeps it organized so that it is always available for use. SnippetsLab makes managing all your content easy with multi-level folders and shortcuts, tags, Smart Groups, and tags. Smart Groups allows you to search not only by title, content, language, but also by creation or modification dates. There are more than 440 languages supported in the current version. SnippetsLab offers Markdown capabilities. Markdown allows you to highlight syntax in all 420 languages. Add an auto-updating Table of Contents. Quick formatting with professional editing experience using keyboard shortcuts With accurate scroll sync, real-time preview.
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    CodeRunner Reviews

    CodeRunner

    CodeRunner

    $19.99 one-time payment
    A lightweight, multi-language text editor and IDE for macOS. CodeRunner is designed to run all the most popular programming languages instantly and support them all. The app can run code in 25 languages straight out of the box. Additional languages can be added by simply entering their terminal commands. CodeRunner is your favorite editor for all types of text files. It has over 200 syntax modes, lots more advanced editing features, and thoughtful details. CodeRunner's code completion is among the best in any IDE. Intelligent matching of typed text allows for completions beyond single words. With the extra-fuzzy search algorithm and helpful documentation snippets, you can quickly find the right completion from thousands of others. Smart ranking of results allows you to rank the results. Do not clutter your code with print-statements to debugging. Instead, use CodeRunner’s built-in debugging tools to set breakpoints and walk through your code.
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    Timble Reviews

    Timble

    Timble

    €125 per hour
    Open-source web publishing platform for modern web. The platform was created in 2010 to make Joomla easier to use on multiple sites and in multilingual environments. In 2012, Joomla compatibility was dropped. In 2012, Joomla compatibility was dropped. The platform does most of the repetitive work for us and greatly reduces the time it takes to create complex websites and web applications. It allows us to concentrate on the most important things. Implementing the client's business logic, and creating a user experience that is tailored to their specific needs. You want a solution that will last as technology changes. Timble is working to create such a solution. As much as you, we hate switching to new software every few year. Our small team of engineers can do this by maintaining the software like a constant gardener.
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    Yandex Wiki Reviews
    Free service to create a corporate knowledge center. Create wiki pages and add content. Edit them with your colleagues. Keep project descriptions, instructions and other information on a wiki. Organize hierarchies and nest pages, then link them using cross-references. Search through all pages of your knowledgebase to quickly find the answers that you need. Markdown allows you to format text and add images, tables, and hyperlinks. Use headings and cuts in order to highlight the most important information. All your employees can have access, but you can restrict editing to specific pages or prevent the viewing of confidential data. All page edits will be saved in a changelog. You will also receive notifications of any changes made to pages that you have subscribed to. Add task lists from Yandex Tracker. Task names and assignees will update automatically. Yandex Forms can be used to embed survey and request forms. Yandex Tracker allows you to store a complete project description and create task lists.
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    gedit Reviews

    gedit

    The GNOME Project

    GNOME's text editor, gedit, is called the GNOME desktop environment.
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