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- Published: 2026-09-05
SVG to React: cleanup and JSX patterns
Why design-tool SVG needs SVGO cleanup, how HTML attributes become camelCase JSX props, and when to export a React component versus optimized markup.
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Code screenshots and sharing
How to turn snippets into clear, shareable code images for docs and social posts—without uploading source to a remote renderer—and what to strip before you publish.
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Formatting SQL for reviews
Why consistent SQL layout helps pull requests, how dialect-aware beautify and minify differ, and a privacy-friendly browser workflow for reviewing queries and CREATE TABLE scripts.
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Formatting HTML snippets in the browser: fragments vs full documents
How browser HTML formatters treat fragments vs full documents, what DOMParser normalizes, and a local pretty-print or minify workflow that keeps snippets free of an implicit html/body wrapper.
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GFM pipe tables: alignment, separators, and sorting rows
How GitHub-flavored Markdown pipe tables work—header and separator rows, left/center/right colon markers, column padding, and sorting body rows by column without uploading your draft.
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AsciiDoc vs Markdown: when to use each and preview locally
When AsciiDoc beats Markdown for structured docs, when Markdown wins for READMEs and PRs, and how to preview AsciiDoc as HTML in the browser without uploads or a Ruby toolchain.
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Mermaid in READMEs: live preview and SVG export without CLI
How Mermaid fenced diagrams work in GitHub READMEs, common flowchart and sequence patterns, and how to preview and export SVG or PNG locally in the browser without a Mermaid CLI install.
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Markdown vs HTML for drafts
When to draft in Markdown versus HTML, how GFM export and HTML import round-trip, and a local preview workflow that keeps unfinished docs in the browser.
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