I'm in the same situation. Got a hobby writing app slapped together that has a built in Markdown converter. I want normal people to use it but the idea is to focus on the writing, not the formatting so there's no buttons for WYSIWYG editing. I think I'm the right context Markdown only would work. In my situation I'm probably just going to throw up a short intro to Markdown tutorial for people who want to format their writing. It's okay in my case because the focus should be on words, not formatting and I have a hunch regular folks can learn Markdown within 20 minutes at most for the most part.
Works better, but it has its share of weirdness. Just by clicking around on a "lorem ipsum" text it seems to work okay in Firefox (beta) and Camino (i.e. two Gecko versions), not at all in Chrome dev (clicking on italic/bold/h1 won't change anything) and if I select a line in Safari to make it a headline, it also applies the transformation to the following paragraph. If I then click "h1" again, everything is back to normal. A third click then works as intended, i.e. only the selected line is turned into a headline. From then on, this line works normal, but the whole game repeats itself if I do it with another line.
Advanced example works without bugs for me; my test has following HTML output ("So this is <b>the</b> thing <i>then</i>?<br><br><h1><span class="wysiwyg-color-red">Does it always work?</span></h1><h2>If it does then, great!</h2>Or, y'know, not bad.<br><br><ul><li>Yes</li><li>No</li><li>Maybe</li><li>So!</li></ul><h1>Yay it worked!!</h1>").
Thanks to your comment I decided to take a serious look at this. I'm a big fan of IntelliJ so I know how good their other IDEs are.
After working with an existing project for about half and hour I think I'm convinced enough to risk $99 on it. My main worry was that it wouldn't smoothly hand off xibs/storyboards to interface builder but that seems to work ok. Already this feels like a tool that was designed for programmers and not to fit somebody's idea of a shiny interface.
Totally Agree. I'm using it as my main IDE now. Sometime I still have to switch back to Xcode to do thing like with Core Data and Interface Builder, but most of the time I'm staying in AppCode.
Well, I signed up with an email address and a password with special characters in.
I got "invalid email/password combination"
When I retried with a different password it complained that an other user already registered with that email address.
I then retried with a different email address and dead simple password and got the same.
