Honnestly, my congratulations! I am in the same boat as you and 3 years is a long time especially when doing big/risky refactoring. I did my refactoring mainly to manage my application state, I really thought I would…
> Running a project for three years alone on the side takes a lot of discipline. My congratulations! I could not agree more! I also worked on a Markdown editor for many years (in my case 5). But, the unique perspective…
I have done exactly this in the Markdown editor I developed: Stylo: https://www.textually.net if you're curious. I used what I call "partial compilation" for each edit made in the Markdown editor that "re-compiles" only…
Honnestly, my congratulations! I am in the same boat as you and 3 years is a long time especially when doing big/risky refactoring. I did my refactoring mainly to manage my application state, I really thought I would…
> Running a project for three years alone on the side takes a lot of discipline. My congratulations! I could not agree more! I also worked on a Markdown editor for many years (in my case 5). But, the unique perspective…
I have done exactly this in the Markdown editor I developed: Stylo: https://www.textually.net if you're curious. I used what I call "partial compilation" for each edit made in the Markdown editor that "re-compiles" only…