Great initiative! suggestion to include some very basic pandoc integration #1
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Awesome! Thanks for your contribution, I'll check & merge it soon. Minor comments: |
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Also, better add authorship on the file or block of your contribution. |
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Hey,
huge fan of org-mode here.
I too would like to see something which is not an exact copy of org-mode but something tailored to the kind of use cases that you mention (academic articles etc.).
I found a Sublime Text plugin that does some basic pandoc stuff here: https://github.com/jclement/SublimePandoc
What do you think? Maybe a good start?
regards,
Daniel