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.

The editor integration is easy, it support many developers SDKs which simplify everything. I like the elegant, modern, and intuitive user interface that is less cluttered than many traditional editors, providing a better experience for content creators. Froala comes with a lot of features, including table and video editing. The toolbar is highly customizable, allowing developers to tailor the editor to the specific needs of their application. The editor is lightweight and initializes very quickly, which offers a responsive user experience. I also like the well-structured documentation. it is easy for developers to get started and integrate. One feature I really like is that it handles pasting content from Microsoft Word effectively, preserving formatting and saving significant time in content creation workflows. It integrated well with Android We view for native apps.

Recently, I was working on a project for my new client's website content. The third-party integration was really amazing, I uploaded an image of my website structure, and it was completely converted into a UI with additional features and enhanced improvements. The code was really easy to understand, and the process was incredibly fast.