Dev tools · September 12, 2014
Edit code stored locally and in multiple Google Drive accounts
Logdown, the missing blogging platform for Hackers
Edit code stored locally and in multiple Google Drive accounts launched on September 12, 2014 with 24 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.
In plain words
Logdown is a blogging platform designed for developers that supports GitHub Flavored Markdown, LaTeX, and Octopress syntax. It features in-editor preview, drag-and-drop image uploading from local files or social media services like Flickr and Instagram, and allows users to import blogs from WordPress or Octopress. The platform also enables easy export of content if users choose to leave.
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From the sources
Logdown supports GitHub Flavored Markdown, LaTex and is compatible with Octopress syntax , also provides in-editor preview with best user experience. Instinctive interface for uploading images. Never feel that easy blogging with pictures. Drag & Drop local files or importing from Flickr, Facebook, Instagram… No complex setting or steps for importing old blogs. Support Wordpress, Octopress syntax and urls. It's also easy to export blogs if you decide to leave us. Supports GitHub Flavored Markdown, LaTex in-editor preview, with the most handy image uploading interfaces. Never feel that easy blogging with code blocks, tables, and even math equations. Auto detect changes and enable…from neutrondrive.logdown.com
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