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Markdown & Technical Writing
M1Markdown basicsFree
  • What is Markdown?
  • Where Markdown shows up
  • Headings
  • Bold, italic & emphasis
M2Lists, links & mediaLocked
  • Bulleted lists
  • Numbered lists
  • Links
  • Images
M3Code, quotes & tablesLocked
  • Inline code
  • Fenced code blocks
  • Blockquotes
  • Tables
M4The writing craftLocked
  • Writing a great README
  • Writing clearly for humans
  • Documenting code & APIs
  • Commit messages & PR descriptions
M5Beyond the basicsLocked
  • Task lists & checkboxes
  • Footnotes & collapsible details
  • Diagrams in Markdown
M6Writing that shipsLocked
  • Structure for scanning
  • Edit for concision
  • Consistency & style
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What is Markdown?

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