# Yep Thats Rigth

Writing markdown inside Nyxt was just that easy.

This is my basic application using this package. It's nothing special
really but what it does offer is.

Now for the code blocks

| Hello World     | Here I Am                         |
|-----------------|-----------------------------------|
| Ok this is good | Finally A way to make good tables |
|                 |                                   |

- Hope everyone has been doing well. I wanted to recommend that we try something new

So much easier to read than the `original` method I was using. This is
substancially better than depending on yet another gui
application.

Theoretically you could just have amplications run from nyxt where
they all are sharing the same instance kinda like Emacs's emacsclient.

This works around one of the biggest complaints with using
electron. You are basically running multiple web browsers.

1. While this isn't a completely native interface we are getting
closer to a middle ground where the overhead is lower.
2. It's much more flexible
3. it offers a consistant interface for users to try

# Yep Thats Rigth

Writing markdown inside Nyxt was just that easy.

This is my basic application using this package. It's nothing special
really but what it does offer is.

Now for the code blocks

\

| Hello World     | Here I Am                         |
|-----------------|-----------------------------------|
| Ok this is good | Finally A way to make good tables |
|                 |                                   |

- Hope everyone has been doing well. I wanted to recommend that we try something new

So much easier to read than the `original` method I was using. This is
substancially better than depending on yet another gui
application.

Theoretically you could just have amplications run from nyxt where
they all are sharing the same instance kinda like Emacs's emacsclient.

This works around one of the biggest complaints with using
electron. You are basically running multiple web browsers.

1. While this isn't a completely native interface we are getting
closer to a middle ground where the overhead is lower.
2. It's much more flexible
3. it offers a consistant interface for users to try

(asdf:load-system :3bmd-ext-code-blocks)
(setf 3bmd-code-blocks:*code-blocks* t)
(asdf:load-system :3bmd-ext-tables)
(setf 3bmd-tables:*tables* t)
(asdf:load-system :3bmd-math)
(setf 3bmd-math:*math t)
(ql:quickload :cl-who)