Source [0] is sane oop coffeescript. Will probably find a use for this.
Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
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Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#32Not to sound greedy, but LaTeX support would be a great addition.
Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#33This looks excellent, I think I'll use it to replace my current solution. I use hallo.js (on blogmask.com) which is also great but falls short when you want to add custom controls or styling. I've had a lot of trouble with images, etc.
blogmask.com looks interesting. Have you thought about Markdown support?
Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#34Not to sound greedy, but LaTeX support would be a great addition.
From a quick glance of the project, that feature would just be a building plugin that leverages the existing api.
Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#35As someone who has struggled with this problem recently, thank you. I've spent a good portion of the last week battling irritating Redactor issues such as global variable conflicts and literally hardcoded PHP path values.
I will be very happy if this turns out to work as good as it looks at a first glance.
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#36Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#37Just to clear up any confusion: this is not the same as the Guardian’s “Scribe” project (https://github.com/guardian/scribe). I believe Quill did used to be called Scribe, but they are not the same. (Similar in purpose - take your pick.)
Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#38This looks excellent, I think I'll use it to replace my current solution. I use hallo.js (on blogmask.com) which is also great but falls short when you want to add custom controls or styling. I've had a lot of trouble with images, etc.
blogmask.com looks interesting. Have you thought about Markdown support?
I have, I think I might switch to Quill for that.
Blogmask is an interesting side project but I don't have much time for it. Always looking for open-source contributors though.
Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#393 clause BSD license. Kind of an odd choice these days.
I have no relationship to the project, but I'm curious to know why you think that? The BSD license is extremely liberal.
Because the 2 clause BSD exists now. The 3 clause makes some things a little weird. What actions are included by 'endorse'? Exactly what is a 'contributer'?
And even the 2 clause has the documentation requirement. Different projects interpret it different ways, and many projects ignore it. But, if you have documentation (exactly what is meant by that?), you had better include therein the disclaimers of all the BSD-licensed projects you used. It can be a lot to keep track of.
There are other licenses out there that do a much better job of being liberal. MIT is the most popular, but there's also ISC, Fair, even LGPL, ...
Re: Quill – An Open Source Rich Text Editor with an API
#40looks great, was really desperately looking for something like this for a personal project earlier this year, but couldn't find anything that I was perfectly happy with... ended up using a jQuery plugin, but bugs out quite a bit across browsers. Guess I'll give this a try and see if I could replace the old one :)