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added 2 new reviews: bear, jsanywhere

Harlan Iverson 7 anos atrás
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+{:title "Review: Bear Editor"
+ :layout :post
+ :tags ["review"]
+ }
+ 
+## Features
+
+* Live Markdown editing
+* Draw, attach photo
+* Markdown export via share
+  * Drawings/photo files not attached
+* PDF export (images attached)
+
+
+## Experience
+
+Writing Have been using for one week. Writing this article using it. Workflow will be to
+export markdown, avoid drawing and images for publication. Will use PDF if needed
+for that.
+
+Fliers PDF Export makes for simple fliers, like you would see on utility poles for used
+driers or missing cats (hyper local). Bands could benefit; screen form factor with stylized
+text is interesting.
+
+## Screenshots
+
+
+![Main screen](/img/2018-03-30-review-bear-markdown-editor/1.png)

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+{:title "Review: JSAnywhere"
+ :layout :post
+ :tags ["review"]
+ }
+
+## Features
+
+* "Minimal for life"
+* HTML, JS, CSS editors
+* Image, css, js assets can be imported and downloaded
+* Multiple projects; built in templates 
+  * eg. React, Processing
+* Preview with console, reload
+* Serve project to wifi
+
+
+## Experience
+
+Simple and author intends it to be so. Was impressed by React being included. No
+syntax highlight, but font is monospace so it’s acceptable. Serving and exports will
+make for interesting jam sessions.
+
+Uncovered ability to download images in the gallery or replace contents in the editor.
+Downloaded JS or CSS assets can be attached to the DOM via Javascript or HTML
+references. From the same author, seemingly the foundational code base, is an open
+source editor called [Editha](https://github.com/tnantoka/edhita) which includes Markdown support and browser preview...
+while JSAnywhere itself is not open source, one could imagine a short path to a nice
+editor derived from that code base.
+
+
+## Screenshots
+
+
+![Editor](/img/2018-03-30-review-jsanywhere/1.png)
+![Preview](/img/2018-03-30-review-jsanywhere/2.png)