This one has nothing to say. It exists to check that the whole chain holds up: write a Markdown file, watch it show up in the list, find it again by its topic, and get a properly formatted page without touching anything else.
I am keeping it online rather than deleting it: when I write the next one in six months, it will serve as a template.
What it checks
A level-two heading like this one feeds the table of contents, provided there are
at least two of them. Below it, bold passages, italics, inline code and
links all have to stay readable in the light
theme as well as the dark one.
A list, while we are at it:
- first item;
- second item, a little longer so we can see how it behaves when the line runs past the width of the text column;
- third item.
And an ordered list, which is not numbered the same way:
- step one;
- step two;
- step three.
A code block
export const readingTime = (body: string) =>
Math.max(1, Math.round(body.trim().split(/\s+/).length / 200));
A quote, to finish the guided tour.
That is all. The next post will have a subject.