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GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) is an extended form of Markdown that GitHub uses to format content across repositories, comments, and documentation. It supports additional features like task lists, mentions, tables, and syntax highlighting for code. This makes it ideal for developers who want to present their content in a neat, readable, and interactive way.
To put it simply, GFM is a lightweight tool to make plain text look professional and user-friendly. Instead of relying on heavy document editors, you use symbols to create structure, making collaboration smoother on GitHub projects. With GFM, teams can write, share, and maintain clear instructions right alongside their code.
This exam is ideal for:
Domain 1 - Introduction to Markdown and GFM
Domain 2 - Basic Text Formatting
Domain 3 - Lists and Checklists
Domain 4 - Links and Media
Domain 5 - Tables in GFM
Domain 6 - Code and Syntax Highlighting
Domain 7 - Advanced Features
Domain 8 - Using GFM in GitHub
Domain 9 - Best Practices
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No, it’s a text formatting tool, but developers often use it.
GFM is an enhanced version of standard Markdown with more features.
Yes, it is simple to learn with just a few symbols.
Absolutely, as documentation is a major use case.
No, it can be used for any structured text on GitHub.
Tables, task lists, mentions, and syntax highlighting.
Yes, it enhances your ability to write clean, structured documents.
IT, software development, technical writing, and open-source communities.
Yes, as GitHub continues to dominate code collaboration, GFM remains essential.
Developers, writers, and contributors who use GitHub regularly.