Formatting cheatsheet
Headings, lists, quotes, tables and code — how they look in blog posts.
This post shows how Markdown elements look on the site. You can delete it once the blog fills up.
Text
A regular paragraph with bold, italic, inline code and a link.
A quote gets a coloured bar on the left. Use it for key ideas and excerpts.
Lists
- Numbered item
- Another item
- And a third one
- Bulleted item
- Nested lists work too
- like this
Code
public sealed record Quote(string Ticker, decimal Last, decimal ChangePct);
var quote = new Quote("SBER", 283.32m, -0.6m);
Console.WriteLine($"{quote.Ticker}: {quote.Last} ({quote.ChangePct:+0.00;-0.00}%)");
const response = await fetch('/api/market.json');
const { quotes } = await response.json();
console.log(quotes['moex-share:SBER']);
Table
| Instruments | Source | Refresh |
|---|---|---|
| MOEX stocks and indices | ISS | every 30 seconds |
| World indices, currencies, commodities | Yahoo Finance | every 30 seconds |
| Crypto | Bybit | every 30 seconds |
The horizontal rule above separates sections.