@Jolyne_AI: When writing technical documentation, we often use Markdown, but it falls short when dealing with complex layouts. I stumbled upon an open-source tool on GitHub: Quarkdown. Think of it as "Markdown on steroids" — it keeps the lightweight syntax but cranks up formatting, generation, and automation to the max. GitH…

When writing technical documentation, we often use Markdown, but it falls short when dealing with complex layouts. I stumbled upon an open-source tool on GitHub: Quarkdown. Think of it as "Markdown on steroids" — it keeps the lightweight syntax but cranks up formatting, generation, and automation to the max. GitHub: http://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown… Official site: https://quarkdown.com Highlighted features: - Logic writing: supports functions and variables, allowing content to be dynamically generated based on rules - Multi-format output: one-click export to HTML, PDF, presentations - Powerful standard library: layout, math, conditionals, etc., ready to use out of the box - Real-time preview + fast compilation: see changes instantly as you write - More friendly syntax: easier to learn and read than LaTeX - Designed for long documents: clear chapter structure, can handle book-level typesetting Installation is also easy: just use Homebrew or Scoop; note that Java 17 or higher is required.