“Markdeep”, Morgan McGuire2015 (CSS, JS, T_eX; backlinks; similar)⁠:

[Markdeep is a single-file JavaScript Markdown → HTML compiler: it can be inserted into a Markdown file, which will automatically render it inside a visiting web browser. It is highly opinionated and featureful, including a wide variety of automatic symbol replacements, ‘admonitions’, embedded ASCII diagrams, calendars, todo task lists, multi-columns, etc.]

Markdeep is a technology for writing plain text documents that will look good in any web browser, whether local or remote. It supports diagrams, calendars, equations, and other features as extensions of Markdown syntax. Markdeep is free and easy to use. It doesn’t require a plugin or Internet connection. Your document never leaves your machine and there’s nothing to install. Just start writing in your favorite text editor. You don’t have to export, compile, or otherwise process your document. Here’s an example of a text editor and a browser viewing the same file simultaneously:…Markdeep is ideal for design documents, specifications, README files, code documentation, lab reports, blogs, and technical web pages. Because the source is plain text, Markdeep works well with software development toolchains.

Markdeep was created by Morgan McGuire (Casual Effects) with inspiration from John Gruber’s Markdown and Donald Knuth’s and Leslie Lamport’s LaTeX. Unique features:

Diagrams · Insert documents into one another · LaTeX equation typesetting and numbering · Table of contents · Reference images and embedded images · Document title and subtitle formatting · Schedules and calendars · Section numbering and references · Figure, listing, and table numbering and references · Smart quotes · Embedded video · CSS stylesheets · Page breaks · En dash, em dash, ×, minus, and degrees · Attributes on links · Unindexed sections · Works in any browser by adding one line to the bottom of a text document · Fallback to ASCII in a browser if you have neither the local file nor Internet access · Optionally process server-side with node.js · Optionally batch process to PDF with headless browser flags · HTML export to static content using ?export in the URL or “Rasterizer”

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