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There are 3 options you may consider;

- CKEditor 5 (supports json export/import) - Tiptap 2 (beta, but very stable / requires sponsorship / supports many frameworks) - Remirror (under development, almost stable, free)

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Prosemirror and Slate both great projects but lack of community interest. They are basically framework for creating WYSIWYG, until they release full featured editor built on it, i dont think it will become popular.

Personally tried both, working with Slate feels much smoother, plugin system easier than prosemirror in my opinion.

And, there is ckeditor5-beta. You might wanna check out.

I'm not an expert but finding good javascript developers is easier than other languages. Since javascript has lot of hypes lately, people started to move javascript.

And, in my opinion nodejs is really good for quick & lightweight solutions.

We were too busy with js framework hypes :(

Both froala and reactor are pretty expensive products imo. They are really good editors and i believe they both worth it, but i would prefer cheaper or opensource alternative.

afaik, you cant use draftjs projects like slate, react-rte (both of them awesome) with another framework like vuejs or angular. and you need to store your content as json or you should write parser for each custom block you defined.

I hope he learned new things after this load.

I choose Babel over Typescript, because Babel implements default Ecmascript (afaik). Typescript is mostly type-safe and welcoming for non-js (c#, maybe java) coders.

I've seen many enterprise chooses angular just because of Google. React is the similar in this subject.

Popularity and some-big-company's supports is most important thing for them.