If you want the simplicity of a text file but want to simultaneously see how it’ll look, this is the ticket. You use the Markdown formatting language (see the Sublime Text blurb, above), but get a preview at the same time. If you want to see how your writing’s going to look but you want to stick to basic text files, Multimarkdown Composer provides a middle ground. And it’s nicely ambidextrous, running on Mac and PC. It’s the most versatile text creator and muncher I’ve got. While it can’t banish cats from your office, it does block other apps and give you a clean writing surface.
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Plus, Sublime Text is a great code editor: I can edit an HTML page (I produced the entire One Trick Ponies article in Sublime Text), write a little javascript or edit just about any other text file I want. When I’m done, I’ll export it to plain text (for editing), HTML (for this blog post) and separate notes (for the presentation). I’m writing this entire blog post in Sublime, using a very basic markup language called Markdown. Sublime Text tops my list of writing tools. This is a text editor that happens to let me do other editing too.
They’re hard to wreck, open in almost any editor and transfer to all sorts of formats. These are the gadgets I use to survive day-to-day.
By the way, no one’s paid me, bribed me, threatened me or otherwise steered me towards their products. Modern marketers are mutts: We have to write, edit, produce, plan, measure, learn, listen, speak and otherwise pull miracles out of our rear ends on a daily basis.
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