Brent • 3/15/2024

A syntax highlighter that doesn't suck

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The article details the author's frustration with existing syntax highlighters like highlight.js for modern PHP code. It explains their custom, manual tagging solution and the need for a better, more contributor-friendly option for an open-source project's documentation. The search leads to evaluating tools like Torchlight, highlighting the challenges in finding a suitable server-side highlighter.

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A syntax highlighter that doesn't suck

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