Markdown is a lightweight and easy-to-read markup language that allows users to format plain text content without the complexities of HTML or other markup languages.
CSS variables are custom properties that can be declared and used in your stylesheets. They can also be accessed by JavaScript using getPropertyValue() and setProperty().
Both React hooks allow you to manage state, useState is suitable for basic state management, useReducer is better suited for handling complex state changes or actions.
Set is a generic type that can store any type that conforms to the Hashable, OptionSet is a protocol that can be adopted by custom types that store a fixed-size sequence of bits.
Both hooks help optimize performance by memoizing values in React app, useCallback returns a memoized callback function, useMemo returns a memoized value.
These JavaScript frameworks can help you create presentations using web technologies that you are familiar with, such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Markdown, Vue, React.
These help to streamline workflows, save time, and improve efficiency when dealing with repetitive tasks related to PDF generation, manipulation, and processing.
These libraries typically offer features such as drawing tools, annotation capabilities, real-time collaboration, and interactivity to easily implement whiteboard-like functionality.
Getter methods allow you to retrieve the value of a property, while setter methods enable you to modify the value of a property with certain validations or actions.
Both have their strengths and can be effective for different types of projects. Consider your specific needs, development workflow, and design preferences when making a decision.