Prismjs Review

It's very easy to use library for highlighting code blocks like HTML or CSS files from GitHub repositories that contain them (e g., markdown). I didn't find any other features so far which could be interesting enought if compared against free versions such as highlightr - but maybe they're existent :) Also it doesn´s support many languages at once unlike Pygments-based libraries do! And also its license isn;' open source :-( But still i'm using this lib even though there are better alternatives

I like how easy it was to make my own themes using this platform which allows me to customize colors easily as well! The code snippets are also very useful for any beginners who want their custom-made themes look presentable when they share them online or showcase at events etc. It's not bad either so if your looking into making templates that can be shared then definitely use this product instead of Wordpress or other free platforms because there isn't many options available now days! You have

I like that it's simple to use, very customizable (you can create your own themes), has great support for languages such as JavaScript/TypeScript and HTML5 templates (which are my favorite). The only thing I don't really like is that they've not done much work on making the theme editor even better. Maybe there should be more options when editing color schemes? It could also maybe have an export option so that you don't need to manually edit each file every time you update a new version? That…

Very easy to learn & use for your own applications. I have been using it since 3 years ago when it was known as prismatic js - very good language & framework available free from Google open source project hosting portal Github. The only thing that i did not like about them initially they can't understand how much user wants features. As we know all frameworks or languages come out having bugs sometime but this one has least number if any bug which makes its more powerful than other ones. You…