> I'm really glad I chose it over Lexical and other options. Congrats
Do you mind expanding on this? I've been comparing the two and found the lexical data model easier to understand.
Do you mind expanding on this? I've been comparing the two and found the lexical data model easier to understand.
* I did not like that it was an alternative to a different Facebook rich text editor (draft.js)
* Very React focused (makes sense, it's a Facebook/Meta project) - even applying concepts. Here's an excerpt from their site: "If you've used React Hooks before, you can think of $ functions as being something that follows a similar pattern. These are functions that show their intent as to where they can or cannot be used."
I don't want to use React Hooks or things designed to be like React Hooks.
* Newer and less features/polished. Looking at their official project site, there's way less features already available. That means more custom code you have to write.
* No standard schema/for formatting rich content