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What I learned from an old GitHub project that won 3,000 Stars in a Week

by kyuwoo.choi

I am proud to introduce you to this article.Ā I wrote thisĀ freeCodeCamp Medium articleĀ earlier this year. The article is from what I learned from our open-source project(WYSIWYG Markdown Editor).

KyuWoo Choi
KyuWoo Choi
Full Stack Engineer(CoE) at GS SHOP(ģ§€ģ—ģŠ¤ģƒµ)
Full Stack Engineer Skilled in OpenSource and JavaScript. Experienced in Web, Mobile, Game development with Java, C# languages as well. Please check my current works on GitHub.

3 thoughts on “What I learned from an old GitHub project that won 3,000 Stars in a Week”

  1. Your documentation besides the readme is what made us go for TUI.editor.
    We extended the editor a little for our needs which meant also having custom markdown vocabulary.
    It works now in production for bigger bunch of editors writing articles about travel in 3 countries.

    Reply

    1. Hi Jens. Iā€™m so glad to hear that TOAST UI Editor is in a production service.
      The Readme has the ā€œUsed Byā€ section. Could you send me a PR with the addition of your service link?
      I will be happy to accept that.
      I think that will help your service and make us proud.

      Reply

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