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It means it is a WYSIWYG editor that attaches to a "single content editable element" such as a div. There is then a set of editor states (user typed hello, user backspaced 2 so now it says hel, user typed p it now says help.

I mean it's pretty easy to understand wording if you are a developer.

HN likes to make fun of MBAs but that description is what happens when programmers do marketing.

> that description is what happens when programmers do marketing

To me, this statement implies that developers of Lexical would be interested in maximizing their user base, as opposed to, say, attracting the right kind of users.

What happens it that the product actually says what it does and how it works? Great, let's have more of that.

What does the fluffiness of the marketing copy have to do with bloat?