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Implementing single file Web Components (Vue.js-style) in a web browser(medium.com)
7 points by Reinmar 8y ago|0 comments
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The new CKEditor 5 release is out with Electron support, autosave and more(ckeditor.com)
12 points by Reinmar 8y ago|1 comments
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by Reinmar 8y ago
It took 3 years for 20 people to build CKEditor 5 + collaborative editing plugins + a scalable cloud infrastructure for all this. What's more, unlike many others, CKEditor 5 itself has nearly 9000 tests (3x more than React) and won&#
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by Reinmar 8y ago
Together with CKEditor 5 v10.0.0 we released plugins enabling real-time collaborative editing in CKEditor 5 :) Check out the demo on https://docs.ckeditor.com/ckeditor5/latest/features/collabor...
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First stable version of CKEditor 5 is out – collaborative editing for your app(ckeditor.com)
34 points by Reinmar 8y ago|3 comments
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CKEditor 5 v1.0.0 beta released(ckeditor.com)
15 points by Reinmar 8y ago|1 comments
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by Reinmar 9y ago
Hey, Piotrek Koszuliński from CKEditor here. As a matter of fact, we're involved in the W3C's Editing Task Force since the beginning. Me and Fred (the author of the blog post) were on the first meeting in Berlin back in 2014 and I
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by Reinmar 9y ago
Yes, that's true. The idea to separate the model and the view is as old as MVC itself. However, what matters here is how the model is actually implemented and what mechanisms it supports. In CKEditor 5 we took perhaps the longest possi
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by Reinmar 9y ago
Yep, we do use contentEditable as an input source and also as the view to which we render (you wouldn't be able to reliably handle the keyboard otherwise). I covered the "Can't it be avoided?" section in this article a c
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by Reinmar 9y ago
I could never understand why people favour Markdown over HTML. Markdown is the worst idea when it comes to storing data. It's not standardised so there are dozens of incompatible flavours and incompatible Markdown -> HTML and HTML -
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by Reinmar 9y ago
Of course, it is possible. There are many companies which sell JavaScript libraries and related services. In my own field (of JS-based rich-text editors) there are at least a couple of companies which produce their own products and live fro
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by Reinmar 11y ago
Well... yes :D [1] (AFAIR this case is covered by [2]). The Editing Task Force is working on opening necessary APIs so editor implementors could integrate with all the native features. I wrote an article about the effort [3]. It's a bi