Ask HN: which WYSIWYG/Markdown text editor do you recommend?
This is a frequent question, but I think it hasn't been addressed in a while: if you were building an online community like Stack Overflow, Quora, or Hacker News, which text editor (if any) would you use?
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Pagedown is the Markdown editor that Stack Overflow uses. I've used it - nothing fancy, does the job.
http://code.google.com/p/pagedown/
http://code.google.com/p/pagedown/
not really sure what your specific needs are but we built http://etchjs.com in the absence of finding a wysiwyg we liked.
I am 60, and what is this?
Text Editor: vim
Personal Markup: Something close to Creole
Data markup: JSON or CSV
Also, ndb reminds me of LDAP.
Text Editor: vim
Personal Markup: Something close to Creole
Data markup: JSON or CSV
Also, ndb reminds me of LDAP.
for what use? e.g. a desktop one? or an online control?
if it's the latter, CKEditor seems like a trending one, and WYSIHTML5 seems the most starred on GH. but not sure I understood your question.