Tim Ryan
Tim Ryan
edit-text is designed to target a central server but all client side editing functions work without a server connection. Having a rich text editor component that could be pulled into...
Warp was recently released which is a stable async web framework. Right now edit-text uses rouille, but there's no reason that switching to a more recent and async framework couldn't...
If OT::apply were to have a sibling method OT::apply_reversable(...) which returned a tuple (Doc, reverse_op), where reverse_op applied to Doc would result in the inverse method, then undo could be...
It would be great to create a Linux binary using an `./x.rs bundle` step, that would be fed to a server using `./x.rs deploy` or another external build tool. This...
This has always been a stupid idea in the back of my head, that you could allow editing WYSIWYG and Markdown versions of the same file simultaneously. The inspiration comes...
edit-text is not going to be preferable over a CRDT-based implementation like Atom's Teletype, but it is still a useful proof-of-concept to see: 1. Can edit-text be stripped of its...
This should be simple to support, because Bold and Italic are already partially supported on the client. The difference here: 1. The client needs to detect that the Link button...
 The cursor should travel alongside the same text column rather than wrapping to the end/beginning of paragraphs inbetween.
This solves issues with Chrome, but also might speed up programs.
[**Relevant: a development diary about documents and Markdown.**](https://tcr.github.io/edit-text/diary-markdown.html) If the Markdown sanitizer can be thoroughly proven to make validatible documents when inputted into edit-text, then we can enable 1) importing...