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              <title>Extending goldmark renderer for advanced syntax highlighting</title>
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              <description>When it comes to parsing and rendering Markdown in Go or in general, I always tend toward a dedicated and battle-tested solution. In this article we take a closer look at one of such and how its basic functionality can be extended to meet more advanced requirements.</description>
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              <title>Stack Overflow&#39;s Decline</title>
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