Looks great!

Are there an tips/tricks around different languages (html, js, css, php)? I guess I could just test here...

<script>
$(function() {
    $('a').on('click', function() {
        alert('Clicked');
    });
});
</script>
<a href="http://www.laravel.com/";>Laravel</a>
<?php
    $thing = new Thing;
    echo $thing->getProperty();
?>

class Thing {
    public function getProperty()
    {
        return 'property';
    }
}
$thing = new Thing;
echo $thing->getProperty();

... OK, so it seems to detect whether you're in php code or html, and then color code appropriately.

Yea, I just sorta implemented highlight.js as-is. I think that we have someone working on converting the "Laravel" syntax highlighting scheme that Dayle made, or something like that.

In addition... Now, you can just paste links and they'll linkify.

http://twitter.com

<p>This is for check</p>

some bold text ##You could also make lazy gist load

• next is for test
• this is test, don't pay attention

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/5446951 ![shut up and take my money!][1]

#Very cool! [1]: http://img.playground.ru/images/3/8/2590868-shut_up_and_take_m...

I have always been a fan of Obsidian and the Railcasts is sweet too