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Excercise markdown not rendering #43

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Sequoia opened this issue Mar 25, 2014 · 4 comments · Fixed by #46
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Excercise markdown not rendering #43

Sequoia opened this issue Mar 25, 2014 · 4 comments · Fixed by #46

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@Sequoia
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Sequoia commented Mar 25, 2014

Is the markdown here supposed to be rendered? This:

Arguments:

* messages: an Array of 10 to 100 random objects that look something like this:

```js

{
  message: 'Esse id amet quis eu esse aute officia ipsum.' // random
}

```

It's not rendering for me (fedora/putty/windows). Is this a workshopper issue?

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Nope, these were written before workshopper had markdown support, and markdown seemed a decent/readable syntax to use. Needs some tweaking to work with the real workshopper markdown support.

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but this is definitely a good TODO item, thanks!

Sequoia added a commit to Sequoia/functional-javascript-workshop that referenced this issue Mar 26, 2014
this newer version will parse markdown
closes timoxley#43
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Sequoia commented Mar 26, 2014

Tried updating to the 1. alpha branch but it requires more work to get it running there, so I used the latest non-alpha tag. How it looks now:
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Sequoia commented Mar 26, 2014

Tried a couple exercises as well to confirm that they still work. "Official solution" is colored now as well 😸
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