%% Convert your live scripts to markdown file
% Jiro's Pick this week is Live Script-to-Markdown by Michio, one of my colleagues in MathWorks Japan.
% As you know, File Exchange allows you to have your files hosted on GitHub. Suppose you wrote a nice README documentation, with examples, using a live script. Unfortunately, GitHub does not render and display your live script. You would need to rewrite your readme file as a markdown file.
% Now, you won't have to rewrite your live scripts. Just use Michio's livescript-to-markdown entry. To be exact, it's actually latex2markdown, but live scripts can be easily exported to LaTeX so that's trivial.
% It takes care of all (?) possible formating and components that can be included in a live script, including code, figure outputs, equations, lists, images, etc. Compare for yourself the readme file Michio created for his own entry: Live Script version, Markdown version.
% Here's a snippet of the side-by-side comparison.
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% As he says at the end of the readme file, I "hope it accelerates your MATLAB life!"
% Give it a try and let us know what you think here or leave a comment for Michio.