Rui CarmoTextile is, like Markdown, a simplified markup format that can be easily converted into HTML.
Resources:
| Date | Link | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | ||
| May 14 | woven | A Clojure implementation |
| 2013 | ||
| Aug 20 | textile-js | Another full-featured JavaScript renderer. |
| 2010 | ||
| Jul 18 | js-textile | A new fork of what is possibly the best JavaScript-based renderer. |
| Jun 16 | markitup! | An amazing jQuery-based editor that understands Textile (but uses server-side rendering) |
| Previously | ||
| Older | Textile Editor Helper | |
| gedittextilepreview | a nice add-on to the default “Gnome”:Wikipedia:GNOME editor. | |
| html2textile | for converting snippets of HTML into Textile markup. Can be used with ThisService with good results (here’s a local copy). | |
| RedCloth | for Ruby. | |
| PyTextile | the library I use for Python. | |
| live preview | a JavaScript converter. | |