While watching a video about blogging from TextMate, I went on further to discover this pretty awesome PHP version of Markdown. After then downloading PHP Markdown Extra and installing it on my site, this is my very first attempt at a blog written purely in Markdown syntax, with no HTML at all.
Hope it works!
EDIT: looks like it worked! Sweet :D

Blogging from TextMate
And, by way of follow-up to my post yesterday, here is my very first post written entirely in TextMate, and entirely in Markdown. Pretty awesome stuff.
So here are a couple of links for you:
dateTimeerror that occurs while fetching posts.On a final note, and in response to this post I wrote a month or so back, TextMate is seriously awesome. I bought it. They gave me 15% off. (What will I do when I’m no longer a student?) And I cannot believe how seriously core this is becoming in my workflow. It’s nuts. Can this text editor do everything?
I’ve just added blogging to the list, along with coding and taking sermon notes, and journalling. Maybe I should write a journalling bundle? That would be pretty awesome. Just build in some native FTP support and I will be super happy! A project which is an FTP mirror of a website, with automatic uploading and all that…would seriously be cool.
So here’s to TextMate!
—Sharpy