I keep hacking on my Markdown-based text editors at https://saturn9.studio/

I went on a side quest to strip out ProseMirror and markdown-it and implement a custom stack instead. I open sourced both the parser and editor (https://saturn9.studio/technology/):

* Markoffset is a fast, plugin-based, incremental Markdown parser: https://github.com/saturn9studio/markoffset

* Scribeframe is a text editor engine: https://github.com/saturn9studio/scribeframe

I'm in the final stretch of self-publishing my debut sci-fi novel Sector 36. Been working at it for almost 2 years. I'm waiting for the final print proofs to make sure things look good before the "official" 1/31 launch date.

I vibe coded the book website over the holiday break - https://sector36.space/

I've been serializing chapters on Substack - https://sector36.substack.com/

Cool. Are you self-publishing? Is Saturn9 Press you? What'd you code the site in? Looks clean.

Self-publishing. The site is just HTML/CSS, served through GH Pages, nothing fancy. And it’s vibe-coded.

I’m exploring a few ideas at the intersection of tech and creative writing, starting with a modal Markdown-based focused editor: https://saturn9.studio/flow/ Still in early stages, I have more ideas than time to implement them :)