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Which is the best jQuery rich editor? Any recommendation?

+4  A: 

You can't really answer that question, it's like asking, what is better, vi or emacs?

googletorp
emacs! emacs! emacs!
beggs
vi! vi! vi! vi!
beggs
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NetBeans features native JavaScript "rich editing" including support for many libraries like jQuery. Take a look at this page: http://wiki.netbeans.org/Ajax

Baversjo
A: 

Well, the stackoverflow answer appears to be WMD.

chaos
+2  A: 

Avidansoft has a pretty good looking text editor. Have not tried it out, but here is the info: http://avidansoft.com/dsrte/

There are quite a few other plugins visible here for more ideas: http://www.noupe.com/ajax/37-more-shocking-jquery-plugins.html

RSolberg
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You don't even have a platform?

  • gedit is great on Linux
  • Smultron is awesome on Mac OS X
  • ???? is amazing on Windows
  • I think gedit compiles on OS/2
Dennis Baker
the title clearly says "jQuery"
RSolberg
meh vague question. I thought he was looking for something to edit jquery code.
Dennis Baker
+3  A: 

I found this editor :

MarkItUp

MaoTseTongue
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WYMeditor is implemented in jQuery. Its nicest feature (and most controversial, I guess) is that it concentrates on semantic markup and less on visual markup. It's ideal for a corporate CMS/blog, where the user should not be able -- or at least not encouraged -- to violate corporate design guidelines. If you're goal is to expose a MS Word-like interface, TinyMCE may be a better fit. It doesn't use jQuery, though (but also doesn't interfere with it).

piquadrat