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Does anyone know of an HTML-friendly equivalent of this? I.e., something similar that allows pasting/editing HTML?
by dmbaggett 14y ago
Does anyone know of an HTML-friendly equivalent of this? I.e., something similar that allows pasting/editing HTML?
- wfle 14y agohttp://scratchpad.io http://scratchpad.io might be what you're looking for.
- gbadman 14y agoPlunker is a collaborative html/css/js/coffee-script/typescript/less/etc... editor: http://plnkr.co/edit/?p=preview&s=YDQtgmV5y7I6EQfJ http://plnkr.co/edit/?p=preview&s=YDQtgmV5y7I6EQfJ
- mikelehen 14y agoFirepad will eventually support rich-text copy/paste and import/export as HTML (export is actually already supported through the API, but not exposed through the existing UI), as well as lists, paragraph indent, and all of the other features that you'd want. They just didn't make it in for the v1 release. :-) As for similar projects that are already more HTML-friendly, maybe check out Etherpad[1]? It has HTML import / export, though I haven't tested it out. 1. http://etherpad.org/ http://etherpad.org/
- deliminator 14y agoWe are building a real time HTML synchronization engine at wikidocs.com (using a custom OT engine). It's still work in progress, but you can already try it out - if you fire up the inspector and manipulate the DOM, your changes will be synchronized automatically.