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Building a text editor across platform with exact the same behavior is somewhat a thing that you almost always to redo "everything" in different platforms. It

Building a text editor across platform with exact the same behavior is somewhat a thing that you almost always to redo "everything" in different platforms. It isn't very unseasonable to just relies on something that already do most hard works for you. If you must use some "native" alternative. It is probably something like GTK/QT. But I doubt do they actually have the ability to do such complex edit behavior and layouts.

kaba0 5y ago
> It is probably something like GTK/QT. But I doubt do they actually have the ability to do such complex edit behavior and layouts. They actually can - QtCreator for example. Also, I really don't think that the web would be the panacea of UIs, on the contrary. But I otherwise agree with you - text editors are surprisingly hard. But I still don't really get the why for teams. It could even just add a webview for the actual meeting part, but let the rest be something actually workable.