Learn to write clean, readable README.md
files using Markdown.
Markdown is a simple text format that turns plain text into structured documents — perfect for documenting your DM2008 projects on GitHub, as well as writing short reflections.
Markdown is a lightweight syntax for formatting text.
You’ve already seen it in GitHub READMEs — it’s what gives structure to your notes (headings, lists, links, etc).
You’ll use Markdown to document your work each week, especially in:
/01-activities/week##/README.md
/02-mini-project/README.md
/04-final-project/README.md
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You can preview Markdown formatting directly on GitHub after pushing your changes.
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