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Ask HN: which WYSIWYG/Markdown text editor do you recommend?
4 points by sgdesign on Sept 12, 2012 | hide | past | favorite | 4 comments
This is a frequent question, but I think it hasn't been addressed in a while: if you were building an online community like Stack Overflow, Quora, or Hacker News, which text editor (if any) would you use?



Pagedown is the Markdown editor that Stack Overflow uses. I've used it - nothing fancy, does the job.

http://code.google.com/p/pagedown/


not really sure what your specific needs are but we built http://etchjs.com in the absence of finding a wysiwyg we liked.


for what use? e.g. a desktop one? or an online control? if it's the latter, CKEditor seems like a trending one, and WYSIHTML5 seems the most starred on GH. but not sure I understood your question.


I am 60, and what is this?

Text Editor: vim

Personal Markup: Something close to Creole

Data markup: JSON or CSV

Also, ndb reminds me of LDAP.




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