Stephen
21 Aprile 2020, 2:49am
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Ciao Sam,
Ci sono già diversi argomenti che discutono di questo. In breve, Markdown è intrinseco a Discourse e non sono previste opzioni WYSIWYG (per quanto ne so).
I just saw an interview with Michael Pryor of trello:
At one point he says:
We added markdown in Trello which in retrospect, was a mistake because it’s a developer centric feature in a non developer focused product. We overcame it by adding guidance on how to use markdown within the app, but users sometimes still get confused.
I’m curious to know what the feeling out there is about the use of markdown in Discourse. Am I the only one who thinks discourse would appeal to many more people i…
Continuing the discussion from Who would prefer a standard wysiwyg to markdown? :
I checked with the founders and they are ok with us restarting this thread with a view to discussing the development of a plugin to deliver some form of WYSIWYG post editing in Discourse.
Bearing in mind @sam ’s & @codinghorror ’s previous comments that the core team would not consider undertaking such development for the foreseeable future, what remains is the opportunity for the rest of us to get together and pr…
Se l’utilizzo di Markdown senza un editor WYSIWYG è un ostacolo insormontabile, potresti valutare di cercare un prodotto completamente diverso.
Se hai bisogno di maggiori dettagli sul perché, questo potrebbe aiutarti a comprendere la sfida posta:
It is extremely difficult, as the code makes deep assumptions about the Markdown pipeline throughout. I would estimate a budget of around $100,000 - $120,000 USD to make the WYSIWYG change and 1 year of full time developer work. (Or two full time devs for 6 months). If you would like to fund it, contact us directly.
Another way to look at it — this is like saying I prefer MySQL, can’t you guys just switch your database from Postgres to MySQL?