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I love Ruby, Javascript, Haskell, SASL, and Scheme in order of familiarity.
I'm interested in functional programming languages and language design/implementation.
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Front end software for editors grammar/spelling |
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suggested | suggested edit on Front end software for editors |
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Oct 2 |
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Front end software for editors LibreOffice looks like a promising choice, I'm looking into it, thanks for the suggestion. |
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Oct 2 |
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Front end software for editors I've actually looked at markdown and the extended markdowns like Kramdown, but they don't necessarily have all of the features that we need. Particularly it doesn't do poetry that well. Pandoc is awesome as well, I love that its written in Haskell; but again it's almost as if we need a syntax specifically tailored to book production. |
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