I use quill in my big internal CMS / forum mashup project that's not (quite) ready to share yet. It's pretty rad. There's a related library [0] that is the rich

I use quill in my big internal CMS / forum mashup project that's not (quite) ready to share yet. It's pretty rad. There's a related library [0] that is the rich text specification for operational transforms. By wiring the OT stream into a websocket, I can get pretty decent multi-user simultaneous editing on the cheap. It's not perfect - I don't properly handle some cases with simultaneous edits to the same region, but it's good enough to prevent locking and clobbering in a multi-author environment. It also means I have per-keystroke autosave and the ability to reconstruct who typed what in a given document on my site, which is important to some of my users. The module system is reasonable for adding in extensions as well. I personally don't miss access to tables, since really most of the time tables are misused anyway (for structured presentation of data, there's a ton of times I see tables where bulleted lists or other structures would be a lot more space-efficient anyway). It's on the list of nice-to-have features, but not a requirement. 0: https://github.com/ottypes/rich-text https://github.com/ottypes/rich-text