Hi, In the last year I read a blog post where it was explained how to read markdown files and transform them into html. The problem is that I can no longer find that blog where I read the article. Anyone remember it? Thanks 🤗

Do you want to find the blog article, or do you want to transform markdown into HTML? I'm sure there's more than one particular (lost) piece of writing on that topic floating around the place, given it's a fairly common requirement.

I want to find the article again and I'm sure it was written in the last 2 years or so.

And it's none of the blog articles in the google search results for "blog post where it was explained how to read markdown files and transform them into html" or similar search? I'm just wondering how anyone's supposed to be able to help you answer this question? How do we know which article it was you looked at, based on the info you've given us?

Yes, I did a lot of google searches but couldn't find anything. That's why I asked here, maybe someone remembered it. What I'm sure is that it wasn't a Ben Nadel post. In any case, thanks anyway!

Mentioning Ben Nadel from the start would have been helpful. Based on the limited information you provided, I'm guessing it's this https://javascriptkicks.com/stories/30097/using-flexmark-0-32-24-to-parse-markdown-content-into-html-output-in-coldfusion.

What I'm sure is that it wasn't a Ben Nadel post.

My emphasis. I still don't know how to differentiate the article the OP is talking about from the many that come back in google searches on the topic. "Do you recall seeing a blog article about transforming markdown to HTML" is impossible to work with. There are heaps! We don't know why the ones that just come back in a google search don't meet the (unspoken) sub-criteria the OP is clearly using.

Misread. Too early and no coffee yet. 😒