Not bad at all, I like how simple it is to properly structure your readme file. One thing that would be nice is being able to upload your readme file and recognize the certain sections
Just a few days ago I got, what I thought unique, idea to document my APIs as I was creating them (helpful for beginners like me). I realize I was jumping through hoops to do it, this is so elegant. I'm going to start with adding Title Description, Environment Variables, running locally, deployment, API reference, Screenshots to all my repos that don't have a read me. I was going to recommend that Katherin should add local storage to remember our preferences but she did that - fantastic.
@@wtfdoiputhere You can preview your markdown in VS COde but this tool Readme.so will help generate markdown for you which is nice. It gives templates for different sections you can add to your readme.
@@wtfdoiputhere I thought the same thing but I had this video on in the background.. When I checked it again I realized it had all these pre-written markdown snippets. Yeah live preview in Vscode is nice but it doesn't have the snippets like this does. That's the real benefit of using this site
Looks like great time saver and "do one thing and do it right" tool! Maybe making it vscode (or other IDE) extension will be great, but already installed it as Chrome App and going to use it for my projects.
Wow!!!! It's been the best video I have never seen!!! Dude, thanks a lot to make this video. You have made my life more easier. Jajajaja inmedialy I'm going to subscribe. 😁😁
asciidoc is still not getting enough attention why should it? it aims for a well established standard instead of leaving you with a flavoured markdown hell
Uh oh... the fact that pretty much everybody is freaking out because of *this*, makes me a bit worried about the quality of the code, github is spammed with, these days.
@@null_spacex Did I sound so? I beg a pardon, I'm definitely average regarding programming skills. But still, I think software development is about automation of repetitive tasks and the editor is pretty much the only tool for a developer. I doubt you could be even average as a developer, when you did not invest the time into sharpening your axe.
@@armynyus9123 i got ya but i disagree that the editor is the only tool.. it is def the main tool but there's a lot of diff tools to be used depending on your skill level or laziness level i guess
@@null_spacex Agreed. Especially at my bigger customers, the "developers" there have something like powerpoint as their main tool... Guess I was more talking of the underpaid, replacable (in the eyes of the managers) loosers who do the actual work until (again in the eyes of the managers) AI is ready to finally give them their deserved kick in the butt ;-)
Please, consider telling the team to make this an extension to some of the popular code editors.
That's a good idea!
it's awesome idea
Already exist, I use it in vim and vscode
@@pirx1269 so basically it exists but is not good enough to mention its name?
@@MultiWillow33 there are 100+ extensions for readme, or markdown preview. Even VSCode has one built in.
But this is not available.
Cool for me. From now on I think I will start creating readme files 😁
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Ahh my eyes, its README not ReadMe :P
me: making github readme for vsc theme, gets yt notification from james. James: YOU ARE WRONG
Haha whatever works best for you. That’s all that matters!
Not bad at all, I like how simple it is to properly structure your readme file. One thing that would be nice is being able to upload your readme file and recognize the certain sections
Nice! I had been using Typora (& still absolutely love it, esp. for blogs), but I’m gonna have to give this a go for my next README.
Awesome. Let me know what you think when you do!
Just a few days ago I got, what I thought unique, idea to document my APIs as I was creating them (helpful for beginners like me). I realize I was jumping through hoops to do it, this is so elegant.
I'm going to start with adding Title Description, Environment Variables, running locally, deployment, API reference, Screenshots to all my repos that don't have a read me.
I was going to recommend that Katherin should add local storage to remember our preferences but she did that - fantastic.
Gotta admit, I was skeptical about watching a video about making readmes, but this is awesome!
Holy smokes, this saves me a ton of time. Like, 35% of my coding stats(wakatime) is Markdown and that's crazy. Thank you for this!
Yasss! Love to hear this :)
Literally just spent some of this weekend practicing and getting familiar with markdown to update my project readmes....this will save me some time.
Yayyyyyy
Thank you. I've been coding for a while now and never understood the README files.
Nice project, but maybe more suited for an Emmet snippet, no?
Great video! Thanks for sharing this! I was used to doing markdown on my own, but this really helps on things like tables
You can see live preview of markdown in vscode also.
True but you don’t get the block templates :)
Or just use vscode with the split screen preview feature ?
Lol but that won't help generate some of the markdown for you. Live preview does work well though
@@JamesQQuick elaborate bcz im not super hardcore on Markdown so i might be missing stuff here
@@wtfdoiputhere You can preview your markdown in VS COde but this tool Readme.so will help generate markdown for you which is nice. It gives templates for different sections you can add to your readme.
@@wtfdoiputhere I thought the same thing but I had this video on in the background.. When I checked it again I realized it had all these pre-written markdown snippets. Yeah live preview in Vscode is nice but it doesn't have the snippets like this does. That's the real benefit of using this site
@@codecleric4972 amazing imma try it
Looks like great time saver and "do one thing and do it right" tool! Maybe making it vscode (or other IDE) extension will be great, but already installed it as Chrome App and going to use it for my projects.
Wow!!!! It's been the best video I have never seen!!! Dude, thanks a lot to make this video. You have made my life more easier. Jajajaja inmedialy I'm going to subscribe. 😁😁
Thanks for helpful vddio . I am new learner ... cant't understander commit changes ?
.so? Yeah, let's have dynamic libraries to link to our readmes
This is amazing, thanks for sharing James, It would be awesome if something like this can be add into a plugin for Nuxt-content
thank you for the vs code shortcut video ..loved it.
You’re welcome :)
That’s awesome. Thanks for sharing with us.
i am just started heck ya this is easy to use
I love this. This saves me a lot of time 🙂, definitely would be using this.
Yo thank you! This is a wonderful tool, thank you for talking to us about this :D
Make sure to show Katherine some love as well :)
Looks great! I might have to learn mark down now :D
This is great. Thanks for sharing this.
Looks super interesting and helpful
Code has some nice plugins for this. No need to overthink.
So cool! Thanks for this video
awesome man!
Wow, Definitely needed this
You save my life bro :) Project has any donation button ?
Yes, if you go to the website and generate a ReadMe, it has a done button :)
I love it but for some reason I can't add gif files for the demo tab, I have to do it at the back end on github before upload
Thank you!
How was this project built? It looks like an awesome project to practice web development programming.
Like it ❤️. Soo cool.
This is a life saver!!!!!!!
This is really helpful
Very cool tool!
Ah! this is fantastic!
Wow, This is so cool.
Don’t see why one would use this when extensions can achieve the same thing locally. Nicely built site though
thanks, very usefull
Pretty cool but I think I still prefer Ulysses since I can export to html, rtf, pdf.
Perfect
asciidoc is still not getting enough attention
why should it? it aims for a well established standard instead of leaving you with a flavoured markdown hell
I wish there was a CONTRIBUTION.so too
Kyle Cook's next video: *Creating a **readme.so** clone*
YAGNI
Mic is so dirty 😅
Uh oh... the fact that pretty much everybody is freaking out because of *this*, makes me a bit worried about the quality of the code, github is spammed with, these days.
Why you gotta be such an elitist?
@@null_spacex Did I sound so? I beg a pardon, I'm definitely average regarding programming skills. But still, I think software development is about automation of repetitive tasks and the editor is pretty much the only tool for a developer.
I doubt you could be even average as a developer, when you did not invest the time into sharpening your axe.
@@armynyus9123 i got ya but i disagree that the editor is the only tool.. it is def the main tool but there's a lot of diff tools to be used depending on your skill level or laziness level i guess
@@null_spacex Agreed. Especially at my bigger customers, the "developers" there have something like powerpoint as their main tool...
Guess I was more talking of the underpaid, replacable (in the eyes of the managers) loosers who do the actual work until (again in the eyes of the managers) AI is ready to finally give them their deserved kick in the butt ;-)
This comes off like a paid sponsorship that wasn't disclosed as a paid sponsorship.
Please change your glasses. You look funny❤
Would be nice if this could be done in the editor :) just saying hehe :)
Maybe that’s the next step!
Hint: Maybe start using a *real* Editor? It's worth the time invest...
@@armynyus9123 what do YOU, consider a real editor.?
@@armynyus9123 Thanks, I hate Vim, I cant stand Vim, I will never use Vim. I'll stick with VS-Code. :)
@@TwstedTV then check out emacs ;-) e.g.: ?v=0g9BcZvQbXU
vscode is ok for an ide - but only to a certain point, sooner or later you'll hit the wall.
How is 1 person going to thumbs down this video? Come on ppl.
Never fails lol
All greate coders use glasses 🤓, and you my friend are a greater coder damnit
First comment Awesome video
Nicely done! And thank you :)
@@JamesQQuick Your Welcome
first minute was no information at all. just clickbait talk. I already clicked on the video. :(
Sorry you feel that way. I really enjoy this product.