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Mar 9, 2023 ⋅ 8 min read

Comparing Milkdown with other WYSIWYG editors

Shubham Verma Frontend engineer. Passionate about web performance, scalability, and how things work internally. Open source contributor | Anime lover | Stack Overflow contributor.

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One Reply to "Comparing Milkdown with other WYSIWYG editors"

  1. Suprising that this article pretends to be from 2023, when QuillJS that it mentions is dead for about 4 years now, no update since 2019 and thousand+ bugs reported in repo. Please do not promote dead and bugged software

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