preface

Yuqi.com is an online document editing and collaboration tool developed by Ali. In addition to basic text formats: bold, italic, underline, strikeout, superscript, subscript, code, color, etc., Yuqi.com also supports insertion of tables, mind maps, flow charts, local files, Youku videos, Amap and other contents. Therefore, it is widely used both in individual creation and in a team (the scenarios of language use will be introduced below), but this article mainly focuses on individual creation. Of course, the most important thing that attracts us is free!! On February 22, 2022, Language Sparrow also launched iOS and Android mobile version, which means we can also use mobile phones to easily create articles (this article only introduces the use of the web version).

Usage scenarios

Individual users (emphasis in this article)

Create a new knowledge base to start personal creation and knowledge management:

  • You can write your own blog
  • You can set up a private repository for your personal notes
  • Can be used to collect and organize information, build their own knowledge base

Small organizations

Suitable for small teams, societies, social organizations, student groups, etc

Create a group of people to create a knowledge base:

  • Write a team blog
  • They can write and translate books together
  • Can make help manual, product description, API manual, etc
  • You can collect and organize interesting knowledge
  • Can communicate asynchronously within the team

Enterprise users (not covered in this article)

Applicable to the formal operation of enterprises and organizations

If space is opened on Yuqi, exclusive knowledge base can be built and enterprise knowledge assets can be deposited:

  • Be able to write project documents
  • Able to manage team affairs and accumulate knowledge
  • Can make enterprise rules and regulations, procedures & personnel management procedures
  • Can make product instructions

Write articles using Markdown syntax

As you can see from the introduction above, it is possible to use Markdown syntax when writing articles.

Markdown title

A # sign can be used to represent level 1-6 headings, with level 1 headings corresponding to a # sign, level 2 headings to two # signs, and so on.

Type # and press the space bar to generate the corresponding level of title, as shown in the following example:

At this time, each subdivision title will appear in the outline bar on the left. Click it to quickly locate and jump to the specified position, which is very convenient to use:

Markdown font

Add ***** before and after the paragraph (and press the space bar at the end) to italicize the paragraph;

Add ****** before and after the paragraph (and press the space bar at the end) to make the paragraph bold, as shown in the following example:

Markdown Unordered list and ordered list

Ordered list implementation: the number 1 plus a. And then press the space bar

Unordered sequence implementation: – press the space bar again

In the unordered list branch, press TAB to nest the unordered list.

In the ordered list branch, press TAB to nest the ordered list as shown in the following example:

Markdown block

Block references (that is, blocks) can be implemented by typing > in the sparrow and pressing the space bar, but are incompatible with nested blocks and lists in Markdown syntax, as shown in the following example:

This is a block.

Markdown code

If it is a function or fragment of code on a paragraph, enclose it in backquotes (‘) and press the space bar, as shown in the following example:

It is also possible to wrap a piece of code around it and specify a language (or not), using Java as an example:

Enter this code first, press Enter to specify the language to compile, as follows:

public class TestDemo1 { public static int countNegatives(int[][] grid) { int count=0; for (int i = 0; i < grid.length; i++) { int left=0; int right=grid[i].length-1; int mid=0; while(left<=right){ mid=left+(right-left)/2; if(grid[i][mid]<0){ right=mid-1; }else{ left=mid+1; } } count+=grid[i].length-1-right; } return count; } public static void main(String[] args) {int[][] array={{3,2},{1,0}}; int ret=countNegatives(array); System.out.println(ret); }}Copy the code

Markdown link

Syntax: link name, as in: this is a linker finch

The following link appears:

This is a linker finch

This allows you to open the link directly, but if you want to display the domain name of the link directly, you can copy the link directly to here, for example: www.yuque.com

Markdown user name

A user name can be entered using @ as shown in the following example:

Markdown formula

The finch also supports a variety of mathematical formulas in Markdown grammar

Enter $at the beginning and end and press the space bar as shown in the following example:

To sum up

The above Markdown syntax can also be used directly in the toolbar above, depending on your preference (personally, I recommend using Markdown syntax more).

According to their own habits, some people feel that Markdown syntax is easier and more efficient, that will definitely prefer simple syntax implementation, some people are not used to the toolbar can choose. These are just a few of the most commonly used content (not all)!

New additions to wordfinch

The speaker can insert images, tables, attachments, calendars, code blocks, LaTex formulas, mind maps, flow charts, local files, third-party media, and more into documents, as well as applets for punching in and voting.

form

The picture

The language sparrow supports uploading local images, and also supports screenshot pasting.

If you want to upload a GIF image as described in this section, you need to save the GIF image first and then select the image to upload locally.

Mind mapping

Language finch supports insertion of mind maps and can be directly edited; It is much more convenient to edit and modify the picture after using XMind.

Flow charts &UML diagrams

These two kinds of graphs, it can be said that the Gospel of the student party, in the writing of code need to carry out logical derivation or in the data structure need to draw graphs, these two parts can be very good to solve, the same, in the subsequent editing and modification will be more convenient.

The local file

Language sparrow support Word, Excel, PPT, PDF, Keynote, Pages, Numbers, Axure, Photoshop, Xmind and dozens of files into the document directly preview. (Login is required to view the preview)

In-depth understanding of Java Virtual Machine version 3. PDF

This function is also very useful, the generated article can be directly used to browse the file using the pulley! (Can be used in Wordfinch, can’t post nuggets yet)

Third party media

Currently, the speaker can insert the following media (especially the Bilibili video, which is very good!) :

Punch & vote

You can insert punch cards and voting.

Some of the most useful functions of the finch

Updated in real time

The modified articles can be updated iteratively in time (no need to manually save).

Viewing historical Versions

This function can not only check the historical records, but also save some important versions and save them into several versions. If you are not satisfied with the current version, you can also go back to the previous version. Once this function is used in the creation of articles, it can greatly improve the creation efficiency.

Create index

Like Gitee, you can quickly see which days you are writing, taking notes, etc., and which days you have stopped taking notes to alert yourself (generally good).

Document search

Compared with some blog sites for article creation, language finch support for document search, very convenient.

Document the export

These articles and notes written in The sparrow can be exported to Word, Markdown, PDF, JPG, etc., which is also the highlight of the whole website and the most attractive place for me. For example, I have my own accounts on CSDN, Nuggets, Blogpark, Sifou, InfoQ, etc., but if I copied an entire article from one site to another, it would be formatted incorrectly. If I converted all of my articles into Markdown format and looked at these blog sites, Markdown imports are generally supported, which is a good way to solve the formatting problem while also achieving the effect of writing in one place and publishing everywhere.

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Afterword.

Thanks for watching and hope this article has been helpful to you, feel free to post any questions in the comments section.

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