Caret
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Beautiful and clever Markdown editor for Mac and PC
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Caret β€” Beautiful and clever Markdown editor for Mac and PC
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Emanuil Rusev
Hi Product Hunt! I'm one of the creators of Caret. Caret is a Markdown editor that combines the aesthetics of prose editors with the productivity features of code editors - features like syntax assistance, multiple cursors, file manager, etc. It's based on a Markdown algorithm that I wrote a while back and open-sourced at https://github.com/erusev/parsedown. We've been working on Caret full-time for almost 2 years. We released version 1.0 about a year ago and today we're excited to show you version 2.0. Comment here with any questions or feedback and we'll do our best to respond!
Borek Bernard
Amazing editor, not only I've left the other MD editors for it but also OneNote for general note taking, almost. So many goodies in it!
Fraser Smith
What does it cost? I tried the "Purchase" button, but it just links back to the front page.
Emanuil Rusev
@frassmith It's $25 for a lifetime license - about the button not working - is it possible that you have javascript disabled? Thanks
Fraser Smith
@erusev Thanks, I never disable javascript, but you're on the right track. Privacy Badger was blocking the off-site calls to paddle.com. I'm happy to leave it that way. I try to avoid paddle.com these days.
Emanuil Rusev
@frassmith That's interesting, have you had issues with Paddle? Thanks
Fraser Smith
@erusev Yes. I made two purchases of identical amounts (for different products) within about half an hour of each other. One was never delivered. Paddle ignored all attempts to contact them via all channels. Eventually, they responded to Paypal investigation by declaring that goods had been delivered, citing first successful purchase and ignoring all references to the second (even though Paypal records confirmed both transactions). I got a refund, but it came from Paypal, not Paddle. It could have been resolved very easily if their customer service had responded and opened a dialogue with me. Since then, I try to avoid Paddle.
Emanuil Rusev
@frassmith Thanks! That's good to know
Pedro Lobo
I've tried and used a barrage of Markdown editors and slowly but surely, Caret is edging toward becoming my number 1 choice for anything Markdown related. The team behind it simply strengthens this position given that bugs are resolved rather quickly and feature requests are considered, discussed and normal (when they make sense and possible), promptly implemented.
Radoslav Stankov
Caret put me in very thought spot. Usually I use iA Writer for my serious markdown writing. But Caret handles code and table blocks a lot better.
Stowe Boyd
Really digging Caret
Allan MacGregor
Hi guys, What about the guys that bought Caret 1.0? Any plans to upgrade?
Emanuil Rusev
@allanmacgregor Hi Allan, they should automatically get the upgrade - free of charge.
Harminder Virk
I have waiting one for AsciiDoc.
Lucas Grohn
I wasn't feeling like I needed a new Markdown editor. It seems that I was wrong. Loving the product!
Dre DurrπŸ’‘
Huge Fan of Caret! It has been my go to editor when I feel like using my Chromebook. Dope🚬🚬🚬
Bruno Skvorc
Long time super-heavy user here, couldn't be happier. There's some features it could use, but the devs are very responsive to bug requests and advice β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…
Alex White
Gorgeous interface and impressive functionality. Sublime-like title browser and command palette are really awesome, and I love how the preview window can be toggled on/off so quickly. Focus mode is super slick as well. Great job everyone!
Erick Barron
Things I like: 1. Git integration gutter - a useful feature, for visual reference. 2. Extend selection - This is something I like to use, although ideally, I would prefer to have vim selection abilities lol. 3. Multiple Selections Things I don't like 1. I'm not sold on the split-screen live preview feature that so many markdown editors seem to have subscribed. Markdown should be about focusing on the content, not the syntax - which is why I feel it's best to have an automatic preview on the same pane. Only when editing a line, should one need to view the syntax. 2. I am not a fan of the color schemes. I think this has some promise, but I will stick to Typora for now since it's a better choice for me.
Emanuil Rusev
@erickbarron86 Thanks Eric, we appreciate the feedback - do you think you can elaborate on the color schemes issue - is there anything specific that you don't like there? Thanks
Vaibhav
I have just started using this tool for writing my blog posts on my personal blog and dude! The interface of black and white, especially with the preview is soo good. Distraction-free, no clutter or anything. Such simplicity in products, fascinates me!
Sammy Guergachi
Love this app. Works so well. Especially on windows where there are few good markdown editors