Superthread is looking really cool! I also implemented the "Internal Link Extension" feature for my project using Lexical, though I called it "Smart Link". I feel very happy with Lexical and React, and I think it's level of maturity is finally allowing it to be used in more special use cases, which is exciting. How far did you go with your implementation with Quill? Before I used Lexical I was using Slate.js, and the refactoring took me around 1 month (considering that I was working on my side project only on my spare time). Suffice to say that I felt overwhelmed by the sheer amount of work that the refactoring demanded, so a piece of advice to anyone willing to create a rich text editor for their project: Evaluate very carefully which features / requirements you'll need out of your rich text editor library. It will save you a lot of time later on.
Hey, thank you for this super-detailed comparison and for the channel in general - great stuff :) I'm actually choosing the editor for the project I'm working on rn, so may I ask you - would you go with Lexical if you had a React codebase? I was thinking about it a lot but decided to stick with TipTap because of community / prosemirror being so mature / out of the box collaboration feature. Thank you and good luck to you and to Superthread.
Our reasoning can be summed up here: superthreadnl.substack.com/p/how-we-implemented-tiptap-editor - but I would say that the others are good options too.
It would be interesting to know how you implemented dragging blocks as in notion? Is each block wrapped in some kind of drag-and-drop component? Or something built into TipTap is draggable: true?
Hello there and thanks for your helpful content ! We had an existing editor which is build on top of Slate js . We make out mind to swich to another editor due to unfriendly slate js behavior . We are using react but i doubt about should we use TipTap or lexical Which one would you choose if you gonna develop in react ?
Very helpful explanation, we are looking to use Tip Tap as well
Glad it was helpful!
Superthread looks great and also has so many features
Superthread is looking really cool! I also implemented the "Internal Link Extension" feature for my project using Lexical, though I called it "Smart Link". I feel very happy with Lexical and React, and I think it's level of maturity is finally allowing it to be used in more special use cases, which is exciting.
How far did you go with your implementation with Quill? Before I used Lexical I was using Slate.js, and the refactoring took me around 1 month (considering that I was working on my side project only on my spare time). Suffice to say that I felt overwhelmed by the sheer amount of work that the refactoring demanded, so a piece of advice to anyone willing to create a rich text editor for their project: Evaluate very carefully which features / requirements you'll need out of your rich text editor library. It will save you a lot of time later on.
We were running quill inside of superthread for a while but the community was a bit quiet at that time.
Hi Moy, i was working on a similar project, how are you storing nested file and folders in db ?
Hey, thank you for this super-detailed comparison and for the channel in general - great stuff :)
I'm actually choosing the editor for the project I'm working on rn, so may I ask you - would you go with Lexical if you had a React codebase?
I was thinking about it a lot but decided to stick with TipTap because of community / prosemirror being so mature / out of the box collaboration feature.
Thank you and good luck to you and to Superthread.
That would be for you to decide. One thing worth noting is that the creator of lexical was extremely responsive on twitter.
Yes, TipTap has the best developer experience compared to the others.
Our reasoning can be summed up here: superthreadnl.substack.com/p/how-we-implemented-tiptap-editor - but I would say that the others are good options too.
@@superthread_devlog Thanks! Very in depth check list for comparison
You should add: Blocknote Js. It's open source. Great docs.
I'll check it out
Isn't Blocknote built on top of TipTap?
Thank you really needed this
Glad you found it useful.
It would be interesting to know how you implemented dragging blocks as in notion?
Is each block wrapped in some kind of drag-and-drop component? Or something built into TipTap is draggable: true?
We made logic for displaying drag-handle next to the currently hovered block so it's draggable natively.
Nice video, cool setup too!
Thanks!
Thanks, my guy! We're looking to use TipTap too. Does it have real-time or asynchronous comments/versioning?
They do a real-time collaboration as a service I think, we use YJS.
What about Editor.js?
Hello there and thanks for your helpful content !
We had an existing editor which is build on top of Slate js .
We make out mind to swich to another editor due to unfriendly slate js behavior .
We are using react but i doubt about should we use TipTap or lexical
Which one would you choose if you gonna develop in react ?
They are all pretty good. We might have considered lexical had we not used VUE but as mentioned, they are all good options.
Hey, Superthread look cool, could you please explain pros and cons of lexical.
It's all in the video + there is a link to the table in the description.
How about Yoopta editor?👀
Not heard of it.
How to implement image resize in tiptap? React pls
Our implementation is vue.
All these are way too expensive
You can use them for free.
TipTap is bad, almost everything is paid addons with horrible pricing.