- `ts` stands for "tree-sitter", meaning this mode uses tree-sitter under the hood, which is, among other things, very performant.
- There's support for the CommonMark spec and GFM, so things like `- [ ]` checkboxes and ~~strikethrough~~ work out of the box, along with many other small QoL features.
- This mode is BUILT-IN, so no extra packages are needed.
- This is currently in the experimental phase, so users need to "opt in" and load the mode to play with it, hence the first part of the guide.
- `ts` stands for "tree-sitter", meaning this mode uses tree-sitter under the hood, which is, among other things, very performant.
- There's support for the CommonMark spec and GFM, so things like `- [ ]` checkboxes and ~~strikethrough~~ work out of the box, along with many other small QoL features.
- This mode is BUILT-IN, so no extra packages are needed.
- This is currently in the experimental phase, so users need to "opt in" and load the mode to play with it, hence the first part of the guide.