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by inyono 7y ago
I see, thanks for the feedback. Going to check that out.
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by inyono 7y ago
Additionally to the sibling comments: you can also check out the demo at demo.edtr.io that contains way more plugins. It’s pretty much what we use on Serlo.org.
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by inyono 7y ago
Definitely a good point. Just wanted to note that you could write a renderer in some server language that outputs static HTML. And only use the editor to make that static content editable (loaded asynchronously or on a different route). The
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by inyono 7y ago
What you’d prefer they do? Moving rows around?
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by inyono 7y ago
Kinda. You can integrate it into your existing CMS to make the editing (for your end users) easier, especially for “enriched” content (think interactive content, complex layout)
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by inyono 7y ago
Would love to hear from you on how it goes :)
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by inyono 7y ago
That’s one of the reasons we only rely on Slate for our text plugin. So we could swap Slate for some different rich-text editor in the future if we need to. Though I have to say, we are very happy with Slate.
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by inyono 7y ago
IMHO still the best there is, at least in the React space. But yeah, stuck in beta for what feels like forever.
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by inyono 7y ago
Yes, it’s Backend-agnostic and designed to be embeddable into any web app. It’s basically an editor framework to define your own editor and you write the glue code to your web app.
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by inyono 7y ago
As specified in their comment and in our GitHub repository, the code is licensed under MIT.
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by inyono 7y ago
Nope, sorry. If you send us an email, we can work something out :)
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by inyono 7y ago
It’s pronounced Editor IO. Web editor in the sense that the editor runs as a web app, and the default rendering output is React (although other output formats are possible). Mobile kinda works (minimum goal is to let users do simple edits f
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by inyono 7y ago
Yes, landing page only mentions Open Source, maybe we should clarify that. You can reach us at edtr-io@splish.dev
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by inyono 7y ago
Core contributor of Edtr.io here: Slate works well for editing text. Anything with a more complicated layout / UX gets really messy though, since with Slate, you always have to deal with the DOM / Slate's wrapper around conte
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by inyono 7y ago
Also WIP: https://github.com/edtr-io/edtr-io/ . Focuses on defining an easy-to-use editor with constraints for content