Using Markdown in Vim
Vim does a pretty good job of giving you a stylized preview of your Markdown. Especially when you consider the inherent limitations of an editor that must be able to run within the terminal. For example:
Note that italics are handled differently in terminal Vim, because most terminals can’t display italics.
If you prefer a more streamlined look, where your text isn’t cluttered by formatting characters for your bold and italic text you can “conceal them.
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