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live react app
https://noteful-client-rouge.vercel.app/
api endpoint
https://pacific-plateau-00954.herokuapp.com/
react app github repo
https://github.com/mzibari/noteful-client
api github repo
https://github.com/mzibari/noteful-api
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mzibari commented Jul 23, 2020

Thank you, how did you make the links live?

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Hi @mzibari, this is just some Github magic 😃. Comments are automatically formatted in Markdown. So links are automatically detected and turned into an active anchor tag that's clickable in the browser. So I just copied and pasted your gist into a comment and the links were automatically made live by Github. If you want to really wield the power of Github gists, you can take advantage of the file extension formatting. If you give your gist file a file extension, once you submit the gist, Github will render your gist file with proper formatting/highlighting to match the file extension you provided. For example, if you did .js, you would see keyword and variable highlighting. If you add the extension .md this will render your file as a Markdown document. Then you can add headers, bullet points, live links, etc. The gist you've created above was not given a file extension, so it's being rendered as plain text like a .txt file.

I hope this is helpful 👍.

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mzibari commented Jul 24, 2020

Thank you very much, that's awesome

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