The world of language is big, and only getting bigger. Content Marketer at Ephox Kristel Gelera sheds light on three powerful reasons to invest a pro spell checker, and what the business benefits are of taking advantage of the premium plugin’s most popular feature, Custom Dictionaries.
There are many benefits to using JavaScript design patterns, all of which require a basic understanding of what they are and how they work. Guest author Marko Mišura shows how you can use basic JS design patterns to solve the most common software development problems.
Support Engineer Ryan Pollard compares how different browser JavaScript consoles interact with the TinyMCE editor and TinyMCE’s API, specifically when the editor is nested inside one or more iframes in the DOM.
Use Node.js and MongoDB together in your application? Guest author Mikhail Angelov shares another way to write integration and end-to-end tests with Node.js and MongoDB that runs on real instances of the database, without needing to set up an elaborate test environment. Read on to learn more.
When it comes to building apps for today’s multi-screen user, you don’t have to think twice about taking a mobile-first approach. Guest author Daniel Schawrz goes over tools and best practices for prototyping a responsive web design optimized for a mobile experience.
Building out your application’s information architecture is a fundamental part of the UX design process. This is a light, but useful, post for exploring the methods and tools for mapping a solid IA blueprint.
How do you create an exceptional user experience when you’re developing a product? Guest author Frauke Seewald outlines why user research is something you should not let clients and customers take for granted.
Maybe you’ve heard about machine learning, but never had the chance to get familiar with it.
Guest author Vladysav Millier takes a deep dive into supervised machine learning concepts, with a few examples.
Get to know Angular 5 by building a simple notes application in this tutorial. Guest author Sergey Moiseev walks through the basics of using the Angular CLI, working with forms, and more.
If you want to give users the ability to annotate content on your site, this is the perfect tutorial for you. Guest author Anton Shkuratov explains how to configure a simple JS tool that lets you add text highlight, underline, and strike-through functionality within the browser.
The first post in a 3-part series of articles by Lead UXer Anna Harrison and team dedicated to exploring the paradox of developing with contentEditable, and what it means for the future of rich-text editing and content creation.
From the requirements gathering to managing your key stakeholder relationships – there are a lot of moving parts toward a successful product launch. Most developers and designers use the agile and Lean UX methodologies toward enterprise product development, but Guest author Andi Omtvedt discusses a more participatory and cross-functional approach to get everyone involved from day one, with Collaborative Design.
Support Engineer Ryan Pollard explains how TinyMCE works with the browser DOM during initialization and shows how to manipulate the DOM without breaking the editor.
Guest Toptal author Piotr Gaczkowski provides a high-level overview of some of the best command line tools for developers to use for their daily tasks, and outlines the numerous benefits to working with the command line.
Engineer Andy Herron tells the story of the migration to vanilla ES5 at Ephox, and explores the future of TinyMCE with TypeScript.
A nice little introduction to speeding up the app development process with the open-source front-end framework, Bootstrap.
Learn about how the different approaches to asynchronous code have evolved throughout the years in JavaScript and how you can leverage one of the most powerful methods for simplifying your code: async/await.
Where do great ideas come from? Whatever we cite as our inspiration, one thing is certain: great, beautiful, game-changing ideas become stronger through collaboration. Announcing the release of TinyMCE’s Collaboration solutions.
Keeping track of document updates, file versions, plus discussions and decision points made while writing can get pretty messy. Especially with multiple authors involved in the process. Here’s how we see the future of collaboration for your applications.
We are pleased to announce the first preview release of our collaboration solution for TinyMCE. In this post, I’ll explain how we are approaching collaboration, what we think is solved, and the opportunities ahead in 2018.
