Is there an online gihub readme writer? I don’t know Markdown syntax and am not interested to learn this at all if there is a tool where I can write text, format it and download md file.
Have you ever come across any?
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Is there an online gihub readme writer? I don’t know Markdown syntax and am not interested to learn this at all if there is a tool where I can write text, format it and download md file.
Have you ever come across any?
On Mac, you could try Byword.
However, as explained in "Why doesn’t the site use a rich text editor?" (for Stack Overflow, but equally applicable for GitHub):
As mention by the OP Umair Ashraf in the comments, he is not so much after an external wysiwig editor, but after an embeded JavaScript editor like the one used for Stack Overflow (reversed from an existing one in 2008, with an initial repo here).
One of the most advance fork of that original project is jquery-markedit.
A good example (not exactly a Markdown editor though, but a Mardown parser), mentioned by the OP Umair Ashraf in the comments is the project documentup: