
I like how the integration support is there for so many frameworks. I mostly only work with ReactJS and it works perfectly fine with it.
The customizability it offers is unmatched. Compared to others, it reduces a lot of headache with compatibility issues as its updated regularly. For more special features, its has plugins to maintain modularity.
Also its one of those sites that takes documentation seriously and even have JS fiddle to test away small stuff right away. This is huge for developers like me who dont wanna setup their own projects first just to see how some specific feature works.
I have used Lexical/Slate before and they are ok (had trouble with documentation as its not updated), but Froala actually feels like quality product for enterprise use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Well, it does have a pretty high price barrier for small companies to start with. Unless a text editor is one of the major features in your product, you can get away with free open source editors for a while. As Froala is not open source and you have to rely on customer support if any issue happens. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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