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This interactive Markdown tutorial is short and sweet. It’s written in a fun, non-intimidating manner.
This is a comprehensive Markdown guide. This resource even goes over how to export your Markdown files to common formats such as PDF, and suggests some good Markdown editors.
One reason many coders are starting to learn Markdown is because it’s used heavily on GitHub.
There’s probably no better source of information that can beat the documentation written by Markdown’s creator, John Gruber (Daring Fireball).
This compact resource by Squarespace has all the Markdown-formatting syntax conveniently listed down in one page.
If you’re looking for a cheatsheet that you can print out offline and stick on your wall, check out this PDF cheatsheet. It comes in two versions: Standard (which is the dark-themed version featured above) and Light (which is light-themed).
This unique reference guide mimics the interface of
This one-page reference guide lists down common Markdown-formatting syntax such as
This is another useful Web resource that has all the Markdown code all in one web page.