YJL

textAngular is built using AngularJS by Google with Bootstrap, Font-Awesome for toolbar icons, and Rangy.

Frankly, I don’t see any unique features other than it utilizes the AngularJS. The editor itself is very primitive if you consider the editors on any platform or technology in these days. There is not saving or persistence storing.

All it has is a big logo text, an okay toolbar for clicking. There is nothing special about this editor or makes it stand out. To put it roughly, it’s Notepad + toolbar + WYSIWYG, and that sums up, in the view of an end-user. Which should be the major perspective and the course of the design of an editor or anything, don’t you agree?

Nevertheless, we still have to take a look at the AngularJS part. I have no experiences with AngularJS, but I guess we can also say that web demonstration is just to showcase that you can embed an editor with some editing features to your webpage in no time, and it’s even WYSIWYG. Maybe it’s intended users is never was end-user, but web developers.

From its description:

A radically powerful Text-Editor/Wysiwyg editor for Angular.js! Create multiple editor instances, two-way-bind HTML content, watch editors for changes and more!

That demonstration isn’t not even close to what these words sound. “radically powerful,” I truly didn’t see that.

The source code can be found on GitHub, it’s licensed under the MIT License.