Please consider editing the original question's headline to specify "HTML" too :-). Otherwise a reader might think (as I did) that you're asking a question the answer to which could be LibreOffice Writer or other things like that.
Ask HN: What is your favorite FOSS WYSIWYG editor?
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Re: Ask HN: What is your favorite FOSS WYSIWYG editor?
#52> I will buil[d] the project using ruby on rails Not an editor, but you might want to look at: "Modern Front-End Magic With Rails 7: A Visual Editor For Markdown (Part 1)" and part 2 (no part 3?): https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-... https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-... Or just use their rail engine for blogging: https://kuy.io/blog/posts/today-we-released-bloak-t…
Re: Ask HN: What is your favorite FOSS WYSIWYG editor?
#53> I will buil[d] the project using ruby on rails Not an editor, but you might want to look at: "Modern Front-End Magic With Rails 7: A Visual Editor For Markdown (Part 1)" and part 2 (no part 3?): https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-... https://kuy.io/blog/posts/modern-front-end-magic-with-rails-... Or just use their rail engine for blogging: https://kuy.io/blog/posts/today-we-released-bloak-t…
that is really interesting but I think I prefer html yet I forget why I prefer HTML
Either way the article should give some ideas (ignore the markdown stuff).