Can I get the slide from the presentation? Looks like the presentation is not finished, and I am curious about the rest of the slide which is not presented. Thank You.
Depends on what you mean by serious. I've worked with Lexical, and it's extremely extensible. But, because of how bare-bones it is out of the box, you will have to assemble a lot of things yourself. Really, it's an API for the kind of virtual DOM you'd need to make a web-based text editor. Depending on how complex you want your editor to be, making a frontend for that DOM can take a long time because of how slim their documentation is (Lexical is still very young). But, I think it's the best editor if you really want a custom text editor.
Thank you so much for this talk! ❤
Thank you for this talk! Very insightful!
That was so enlighting thank you , for sorry the talk ended before you finish :(
great video to explain a lot of core concepts about the rich text editor🥳
Can I get the slide from the presentation? Looks like the presentation is not finished, and I am curious about the rest of the slide which is not presented. Thank You.
Really good stuff
How can I get access to these slides?
should I use lexical for a serious project?
Depends on what you mean by serious. I've worked with Lexical, and it's extremely extensible. But, because of how bare-bones it is out of the box, you will have to assemble a lot of things yourself. Really, it's an API for the kind of virtual DOM you'd need to make a web-based text editor. Depending on how complex you want your editor to be, making a frontend for that DOM can take a long time because of how slim their documentation is (Lexical is still very young). But, I think it's the best editor if you really want a custom text editor.
@@nsrc9583 Even more barebone than something like ProseMirror ? How does it compare ?
the new "react"
I found that it seems to take almost exactly the same framework as ckeditor5,so who reference whom?