Disagree with your tl;dr, it mischaracterises the post. Mine would be:
WYSIWYG provides distraction for editors, and fails to separate content from presentation for developers. Instead, we should use an abstracted formatting language that adds semantics, not styling. The problem is we need a good visual editor to work with that formatting language.
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Disagree with your tl;dr, it mischaracterises the post. Mine would be:
WYSIWYG provides distraction for editors, and fails to separate content from presentation for developers. Instead, we should use an abstracted formatting language that adds semantics, not styling. The problem is we need a good visual editor to work with that formatting language.