Best of both worlds; power and beauty of LaTeX with the simplicity of Markdown.

In a package I'm developing, I had a problem around highlighting text in LaTeX and HTML output. The solution I found involved using pandoc filters to take full control over the final document. Here's a guide to writing such filters when R Markdown ain't got what you need.

People switching to R often don't realize that RMarkdown is the feature that will most fundamentally transform how they work.

Contains link to a plugin which enables google drive / rmarkdown connection

A protip by zombiecalypse about vim, markdown, and gdocs.

A way to track changes inline in your markdown (or general plaintext) document.

You can {++add things++}, or remove {--any --}things {--you wish--}, or make {amends ~>changes}, or even add {== highlights and comments==}{>>What a nice sentence<<}.

reveal.js on steroids! Get beautiful reveal.js presentations from any Markdown file - webpro

This plugin provides a slimmed-down |ftplugin| (with respect to the original
viki[0] vimscript #861)) with support for syntax highlighting, indentation, and
folding.

Some features are delegated to other plugins. Support for hyperlinking is
provided by the autolinker plugin[1]. Support for folding by the foldtext
plugin[2]

-- especially the autolinker looks incredibly useful; can be customized like gf but also can invoke a custom function (e.g. to build ZK links) and do multi-file selections, can link to lines or individual strings within files!

[0] https://github.com/tomtom/viki_vim
[1] https://github.com/tomtom/autolinker_vim
[2] https://github.com/tomtom/foldtext_vim

Markdown enabled personal outliner

Stores stuff in external directory -> perfect for nextcloud synching

usable on win/linux

advanced plugins available