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https://javan.us - the “embeds” are all static html / css

stimulus.umd.js is ~5.3KB gzip'd

> noticing that Stimulus will not work with IE11 which I need to support See: https://github.com/stimulusjs/stimulus/blob/master/INSTALLIN...

See also: https://twitter.com/javan/status/907949203325964288

They all use contenteditable for I/O only (no execCommand), and they all maintain their own internal document model.

What ton of bugs? Trix is used by thousands of people daily in Basecamp 3. I'd like to think it's pretty stable.

You can also drop files on the editor. Try it on the demo site.

I just added a demo: http://trix-editor.org/

Here's my easy (but not totally passing) version using the DOM: https://gist.github.com/javan/6aaebfeb5fe415498028

For Ruby apps, there's also http://pow.cx/

There's also https://www.spark.io/

Quick fix for your Rails app: https://gist.github.com/javan/7725255

re #1: https://github.com/rails/rails/pulse/yearly (yearly works, it's just not present in the menu)

LOL at being the lowest rated comment in this thread. I spent the last year (just a tad longer than two weeks) working on Basecamp along with a team of talented people.

Totally agree

I made a similar thing with phantomjs and node: http://node-urlshot.herokuapp.com/

Here's my Github-themed, less-ugly-than-the-default setup: https://gist.github.com/3164018

Correct.

Hmmm. Not sure what you're referring to. We've made some improvements ( http://37signals.com/svn/posts/3137-using-event-capturing-to... ), but nothing specifically related to the e…

The new Basecamp uses wysihtml5 and we're quite happy with it!

The example Ruby code jammed into a narrow column like that doesn't do much do demonstrate how beautiful Ruby code can be.

faster?

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