ProseMirror Description
Rich content editors should produce clear, semantically-meaning documents that are easy to understand for users. ProseMirror aims to bridge the gap between traditional WYSIWYG editors and explicit, unambiguous content such as Markdown or XML. It does this by providing a WYSIWYG-style editor interface that allows you to create documents more structured and constrained than plain HTML. You can modify the structure and shape of the documents your editor creates and tailor them to your specific application's requirements. ProseMirror provides solid, built-in support for collaborative editing. Multiple people can work on the same document simultaneously. Document schemas allow you to edit documents with a custom structure, without having to create your own editor. Modular architecture allows you to only load the code that you need and can also replace any parts of the system as necessary. Plugin systems allow you to add functionality easily.
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Slate
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ProseMirror
Year Founded:
2015
Website:
prosemirror.net
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