New updates and improvements to MD Editor.
We are excited to announce that you can now log in to MD Editor using your GitHub account! This feature look a long time to develop, but since this platform is built for developers, it only makes sense to support GitHub login.
This in in addition to our existing login methods, which include email/password and Google, Amazon and Apple login.
We've completely redesigned the share experience to make exporting and publishing your content more intuitive and efficient. The new two-step process lets you first choose your destination, then select the appropriate format.
New sharing workflow:
Perfect for writers who need to share content across multiple platforms and formats with confidence. Checkout this guide to learn how to use the new share experience: Revamped Share Experience Guide.
Writing is better together! We've introduced collaboration features that let you share articles with your team members and work together on content creation. Invite collaborators by email and start building content as a team.
Current collaboration features:
Coming soon:
Perfect for technical teams, content creators, documentation teams, and anyone who needs to collaborate on Markdown content.
Working with tables in Markdown just got a whole lot easier! We've introduced powerful table creation and editing capabilities that eliminate the need to manually write complex table syntax. Whether you're importing data from CSV files or creating tables from scratch, our new visual table editor streamlines the entire process.
Checkout this guide to learn how to use the new table features: Enhanced Table Support Guide.
We are excited to announce that we have expanded our support for AI models, allowing you to use an AI model of your choice for generating draft, rewriting text, explaining code or generating code snippets. This update includes support for multiple AI models, including:
You can easily switch between these models in the editor settings to find the one that best suits your workflow and preferences. Each model brings unique strengths to help enhance your writing and coding experience.
A brand new Markdown Editor is now live. It simplifies the toolbar, making more options easily accessible for faster writing. The editor options now support Keyboard shortcuts, making it more accessible. Moreover, the export, publish and share options are now consolidated under the Share menu.
A brand new landing page is now live for MD Editor. The primary reason for a refresh was to move away from Framer and adopt a NextJS based website. It will help save on costs and will be easier to manage. Moreover, now both Changelog and Blog pages use Markdown for its content. I am planning to exclusively use MD Editor platform to write and publish Blog and change log entries so that I can discover issues with the writing/publishing workflows early!
