Markdown is fine for simple use-cases documentation. AsciiDoc is far more richer than Markdown and is a necessity in serious documentation work.
AsciiDoc also has high quality tools for producing a wide range of output formats: html5, xhtml, docbook, pdf, epub, dvi, latex, roff, ps.
Peach can then provide a "export as pdf" kind of feature !
(hint: in the absence of plain go library that supports asciidoc, external ruby/python helpers can be used as done in case of hugo - https://github.com/spf13/hugo/issues/470)
I'd love to see AsciiDoc support in peach.
Markdown is fine for simple use-cases documentation. AsciiDoc is far more richer than Markdown and is a necessity in serious documentation work.
AsciiDoc also has high quality tools for producing a wide range of output formats: html5, xhtml, docbook, pdf, epub, dvi, latex, roff, ps. Peach can then provide a "export as pdf" kind of feature !
(hint: in the absence of plain go library that supports asciidoc, external ruby/python helpers can be used as done in case of hugo - https://github.com/spf13/hugo/issues/470)