mmacfadden

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   by mmacfadden 7y ago

   I assume you found us already, but more info can be found at https://convergence.io . There are some examples that demonstrate a few of the editors as https://examples.convergence.io/
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   by mmacfadden 7y ago

   For plain text, this is not so hard. The data model for plain text (e.g. a string) and the set of mutations on that model are pretty small. Also describing where a cursor is and what is selected is likewise fairly straight forward. Co-editi
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   by mmacfadden 7y ago

   I think the argument is more about the historical data structures that were used in rich text. A lot of editors either used the DOM, or a very flattened data structure like Google Wave, Quill.js, DraftJS etc. With these flattened data struc
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   by mmacfadden 7y ago

   We do have a server in the architecture, and there is a small amount of state maintained by the server, per document as it is being edited. However the system is clusterable and documents shard across the cluster.
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   by mmacfadden 7y ago

   Our pleasure! If you want to share what you are doing we might be able to incorporate it into the utility for you! Happy to support a pull request, or to work collaboratively on it.