One element possibly glossed over in the current implementation is that we have a new version of the editor not yet the default in production, because it's a work in progress, but is the default in development.
The one you're describing is the new one. You can see this in prod by visiting dev.to/new?state=v2. It still has some features to be ironed out, but should be a slightly cleaner experience than the current one, though we plan to keep offering the current one in settings.
Just a detail, but you can see the code that decides this in the snippets.
It is so helpful to have the code audited and described in this way. I was just thinking about writing a similar post on some of the Rails internals.
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This is a great post!
One element possibly glossed over in the current implementation is that we have a new version of the editor not yet the default in production, because it's a work in progress, but is the default in development.
The one you're describing is the new one. You can see this in prod by visiting dev.to/new?state=v2. It still has some features to be ironed out, but should be a slightly cleaner experience than the current one, though we plan to keep offering the current one in settings.
Just a detail, but you can see the code that decides this in the snippets.
It is so helpful to have the code audited and described in this way. I was just thinking about writing a similar post on some of the Rails internals.
Hi Ben, Just looked at the new editor you guys are working on. It's very clean and nice. Looking forward to it's general release.