Which editor do you use to write Markdown content to publish in Hugo sites?

[vikramaruchamy]

• Google Docs
• VS Code
• Sublime text
• Others(please specify in comments)

[Arif]

VS code. I was using Sublime text before coz it uses less RAM/CPU but I prefer VS code coz of the built-in Source Control feature.

[antoinentl]

Vim (sometimes NeoVim). (It’s perhaps off the topic but my clients/partners use GitLab (various instances, not gitlab.com), both online IDE or basic editor.)

[frjo]

Write nearly everything in BBEdit, been using it for 25+ years. It is that good.

[bwintx]

iA Writer and VS Code (or, sometimes, VSCodium). Have experimented with Neovim but — not yet.

[rmaguiar]

Kate, the text editor from KDE.

It just works.

[tohn]

neovim, rarely VS code.

[papasmurf]

Neovim

[dnorman]

MacDown and BBEdit. Mostly MacDown.

[paspo]

When the content is still a vague idea, it probably resides in my Obsidian vault.
When things get serious, I move to VSCodium (the better VSCode ) because I also need git.

[Brian1313]

BBEdit is my primary editor

[webmaster]

Geany on Linux

[pradesigner]

I use emacs on ArchLinux through org mode.

[Mikhail]

What markdown editor do you use?

Mostly curious about each person’s set up when writing content. On my side, I use a mix between Sublime Text, MacDown and recently Typora.

[demonax]

Vim or Mousepad (xfce’s default text editor). Obsidian if I’m working on an article there.