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The Power of Indented Heredocs: Markdown, Textile, and BBCode in one file with no escaping
The Power of Indented Heredocs: Markdown, Textile, and BBCode in one file with no escaping.
Scroll is a new language and static site generator that is mostly written in a new language called Grammar which are both built on a new syntax called Tree Notation.
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