Draft.js, Editor.js, Slate.js: Choosing Text Editor
summary
Draft.js is Facebook-backed, uses a JSON block model, lacks IE11 support, and requires custom code for many features; 83,000 packages, 20,000 stars. Editor.js is block-first with many plugins and a ready-made feature set, maintained by Codex, and trades polish for a younger ecosystem; 1,500 packages, 15,000 stars. Slate.js gives true nested nodes and nested nodes and collaboration first-class control at the cost of assembling features yourself and a pre-1.0 stability model.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:30Editor Features
- 1:58Draft Js
- 3:59Editor Js
- 5:22Slatejs
- 6:29Data Structure
- 7:08Summary Which Editor Should You Use
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