🚀 Exploring Markdown

• [See me on Github]

Here are some example markdown that is supported by Linkz.

Links

Internal Links (absolute or relative paths) will not open in a new tab.

• Home

External Links (starting with https:// or http://) would open in a new tab.

• linkz
• ycmjason

URL like links are automatically linked

• https://www.fishball.app/
• fishball.app
• yo@fishball.app

🎨 Syntax Highlighting

GFM allows syntax highlighting for code blocks using triple backticks (```) followed by the language name.

const greet = (name) => {
  console.log(`Hello, ${name}!`);
};

greet("GitHub");

✅ Task Lists

Task lists are interactive checklists useful for tracking progress.

• Learn Markdown Basics
• Explore GFM Features
  • nested task
• Write a README with GFM
• Commit and Push to GitHub
  • nested task

📊 Tables

GFM supports tables for structuring data.

Feature	Supported?
Syntax Highlighting	✅
Task Lists	✅
Tables	✅

✍️ Text Formatting

GFM allows various text formatting options:

• Bold text using **bold** → bold
• Italic text using *italic* → italic
• Strikethrough using ~~strikethrough~~
• Inline code using backticks → console.log('Hello');

🖥 Code Blocks

Inline code: Use backticks like console.log('Hello').

Multi-line code:

def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello, {name}!")

greet("GitHub")

🗨 Block Quotes

“Markdown is awesome!” – Everyone

🎯 Conclusion

GitHub-Flavored Markdown enhances the standard Markdown syntax with extra features, making it a powerful tool for developers, technical writers, and documentation enthusiasts. Give it a try in your next project! 🚀