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As Rosenhai mentioned, you can use any 'old' editor like Summernote or TinyMCE if you just want to edit html. The problem comes when you want to sync changes to
by anilshanbhag 10y ago
As Rosenhai mentioned, you can use any 'old' editor like Summernote or TinyMCE if you just want to edit html. The problem comes when you want to sync changes to server / others in collaborative environment. Without a state, all you see is a dom element and then you have to generate the diff which is pretty hard due to browser nuances.