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> I will buil[d] the project using ruby on rails Not an editor, but you might want to look at: "Modern Front-End Magic With Rails 7: A Visual Editor For Markd
by e12e 3y ago
> I will buil[d] the project using ruby on rails
Not an editor, but you might want to look at:
"Modern Front-End Magic With Rails 7: A Visual Editor For Markdown (Part 1)" and part 2 (no part 3?):
https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-7-a-visual-editor-for-markdown-part-1 https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-...
https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-7-a-visual-editor-for-markdown-part-2 https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-...
Or just use their rail engine for blogging:
https://kuy.io/blog/posts/today-we-released-bloak-the-rails-engine-that-powers-our-blog-as-an-open-source-project-on-github https://kuy.io/blog/posts/today-we-released-bloak-the-rails-...
https://github.com/kuyio/bloak https://github.com/kuyio/bloak
- firemelt 3y agothat is really interesting but I think I prefer html yet I forget why I prefer HTML
- e12e 3y agoIf you only interact vi a wysiwyg editor - html is probably easier to deal with generate/parse/lint/clean up. As always beware of copy paste from Ms word. Either way the article should give some ideas (ignore the markdown stuff).