Hiya Camper! Access note files for DWeb Camp Cascadia at the URLs below. Scroll further for tips on formatting your notes in Hedgedoc using markdown.

Friday

DWeb Camp Cascadia Notes - Friday July 31 - HedgeDoc

Saturday

DWeb Camp Cascadia Notes - Saturday August 1 - HedgeDoc

Sunday

DWeb Camp Cascadia Notes - Sunday August 2 - HedgeDoc

Tips on Writing in Markdown on HedgeDoc

HedgeDoc (formerly known as CodiMD) is an open-source, web-based, self-hosted, collaborative markdown editor.

What is markdown? It's a written language to format text using simple text editing. Hashtags, dashes, lines and brackets form the basis of markdown notation.

You can add headings, bulleted lists, tables, URLs to plain text using markdown.

Headings

Use a hashtag followed by a space to create an H1 style heading (the largest). Add more hashtags to reduce the heading size.

Try to put a blank line before and after a heading, it's more reliable.

Text Emphasis

Surround text with two asterisks to make it bold

Surround text with one asterisk to italicize

Surround text with three asterisks to bold and italicize

Bullets

Use - or * at the start of a line, followed by a space, to create a list.

Blockquotes

Use the > symbol followed by a space to create a block quote.