From Markdown to Carve – DerEuroMark

A hands-on walkthrough covers migrating a Markdown document to Carve, a new markup language, using its command-line converter (available in Rust, JavaScript, and PHP). It highlights four syntax differences worth reviewing after conversion: emphasis delimiters, heading attribute placement, list blank-line requirements, and explicit raw HTML handling. It also covers running Carve's linter to catch silent issues like broken cross-references or duplicate heading ids, comparing generated HTML structure (Carve wraps headings in <section> elements with case-preserving ids), and replacing old Markdown workarounds with native Carve features like callouts, figures with auto-numbering, header-free tables, abbreviations, and typed containers.

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