Hi @jennapederson
thanks for the response! Sorry, I didn't ask my question clearly...I did not mean writing HTML. I meant using a WYSIWYG editor like tiptap versus Markdown. I do agree that the audience matters a lot :)
Oh, awesome! I hadn't heard of tiptap! I've used other similar ones like quill, ckeditor, and TinyMCE. In this case, I really wasn't planning to build out an editing workflow here. For this particular use case, if it were more than just me writing my own posts, I'd probably go with a headless CMS rather than rolling my own editor workflow.
But that being said, I like the idea of those editors for the right use case, maybe where the user is less familiar with markdown markup but more familiar with something like Word. I'll have to take a closer look at tiptap next time!
Hi @jennapederson thanks for the response! Sorry, I didn't ask my question clearly...I did not mean writing HTML. I meant using a WYSIWYG editor like tiptap versus Markdown. I do agree that the audience matters a lot :)
Oh, awesome! I hadn't heard of tiptap! I've used other similar ones like quill, ckeditor, and TinyMCE. In this case, I really wasn't planning to build out an editing workflow here. For this particular use case, if it were more than just me writing my own posts, I'd probably go with a headless CMS rather than rolling my own editor workflow.
But that being said, I like the idea of those editors for the right use case, maybe where the user is less familiar with markdown markup but more familiar with something like Word. I'll have to take a closer look at tiptap next time!
Glad the pointer on tiptap helped! It looks neat and I plan to use it. I have still to wrap my head around headless CMS (pun fully intended :D)