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Check out the [styleguide](Styleguide). You will find different examples with comments there. Alternatively browse the topics that have already been integrated [here](https://collaborating.tuhh.de/cfg0846/research-topics-mat-tuhh/-/tree/dev/topics).
# Online: HedgeDoc @ TUHH
# Markdown Editors
Just login at https://writemd.rz.tuhh.de/ and create a new note. Paste all of the above into a document and work on it.
Depending on how you want to work on your mardown files there are different options. Online options are straightforward to use, offline options provide more features.
Just login at https://writemd.rz.tuhh.de/ and create a new note. Paste all of the above into a document and work on it. If the TUHH instance of HedgeDoc is not available, you get the same service at Just visit https://demo.hedgedoc.org/ .
Same as **HedgeDoc @ TUHH**. Just visit https://demo.hedgedoc.org/ .
Download [VSCode](https://code.visualstudio.com/) and install the [Markdown+Math](https://github.com/goessner/mdmath) extension. Exactly the same as VSCodium but with Microsoft's branding. See [here](https://dev.to/0xdonut/why-and-how-you-should-to-migrate-from-visual-studio-code-to-vscodium-j7d).
Alternatively, go to [VSCode](https://code.visualstudio.com/) and install the [Markdown+Math](https://github.com/goessner/mdmath) extension. VSCode works the same as VSCodium but with Microsoft's branding. See [here](https://dev.to/0xdonut/why-and-how-you-should-to-migrate-from-visual-studio-code-to-vscodium-j7d).
As for VSCodium, render your document with `<CTRL>+<SHIFT>+V`