Title: Markup languages comparison
       Author: Solène
       Date: 13 April 2017
       Tags: unix
       Description: 
       
       For the fun, here is a few examples of the same output in differents
       markup languages. The list isn't exhaustive of course.
       
       This is org-mode:
       
           * This is a title level 1
       
           + second item
           + third item with a [[http://dataswamp.org][link]]
       
       
           blah blah blah *bold* here
       
           #+BEGIN_SRC lisp
           (let ((hello (init-string)))
              (format t "~A~%" (+ 1 hello))
              (print hello))
           #+END_SRC
       
       
       
           # this is title level 1
       
           + second item
           + third item with a [Link](http://dataswamp.org)
       
       
           blah blah blah **bold** here
       
                  (format t "~A~%" (+ 1 hello))
                  (print hello))
       
       
           (let ((hello (init-string)))
              (format t "~A~%" (+ 1 hello))
              (print hello))
           ```
       
       
           <h1>This is title level 1</h1>
           <ul>
             <li>first item></li>
             <li>second item</li>
             <li>third item with a <a
       href="http://dataswamp.org">link</a></li>
           </ul>
       
       
             blah blah blah <strong>bold</strong> here
       
              (format t "~A~%" (+ 1 hello))
              (print hello))</pre></code>
       
       This is LaTeX :
       
           \begin{document}
       
       
           \item First item
           \item Second item
           \item Third item
           \end{itemize}
       
       
           blah blah blah \textbf{bold} here
       
           (let ((hello (init-string)))
               (format t "~A~%" (+ 1 hello))
               (print hello))
           \end{verbatim}