quill VS TinyMCE

Quill is a rich text editor that supplies deltas of change. So you can build quite a sophisticated system of document revisions within the browser.

We use QuillJS https://quilljs.com/ for our projects, as a drop-in component to allow our users to edit rich-text fields. Works great for our CRUD apps; I am not a front-end person, but it's simple, does what we need, and seems to work in multiple browsers without issues.

Am I missing something?

We use Quill, too, we only need rudimentary features, though.

Its maintenance status is... questionable, although my information is out of date (see last paragraph).

* Github: https://github.com/quilljs/quill/

I like u/ediblemanager 's idea of using Canvas. There is also a "cool-tool" called Quill which you can use to build a great DOM-friendly editor into your Apps without breaking too much of a sweat. And use Eloquent and park those posts safe and sound into your db.

Quill - https://quilljs.com/

Quill.js

Quill: This blog post from the Medium development team gives me a little pause about Quill.

TinyMce: https://www.tiny.cloud/

Also, take a look at TinyMCE's website, they have a live demo and a documentarion to explain everything.

Text Editor: trix and TinyMCE

You can self host TinyMCE for free https://www.tiny.cloud/

i use this for textarea, it has all possible tools uncluding drag and drop files ... https://www.tiny.cloud/ Tiny MCE

TinyMCE is a web-based Javascript WYSIWYG editor that is platform-independent and was released as open source under LGPL.

On top of being able to view my blog posts in TinyMCE, you can also edit, create and save .whtml files representing these WYSYWIG documents. If you want to edit the file in a more code/text friendly format, I also have added Monaco Editor, which I consider almost like a mix between VS Code and Notepad. Monaco has language detection, line information & Prettier formatting options.