Powerful project management software plays a pivotal role in digital transformation and belongs to the most efficient online solutions. Project management tools help to make the workflow run smooth, with progress being tracked - which may be crucial in making any task successful. But how to succeed when developing such a tool? Which features and components are truly vital in this regard?

The latest release brings new important changes for lists and content styling. The DLL builds encompass Revision history, while several other upgrades make the editor more reliable, stable, faster, and safer to work with overall.

CKEditor 5 is the next-generation rich text editor with WYSIWYG methodology at its core that can be implemented within web-based software. One of the things it was designed for and that makes it stand out on the market is collaboration.

The MS Word .docx file format is an industry standard nowadays. The HTML to Word converter and the Export to Word editor plugin enable the incorporation of this format in your work for portability and cross-platform compatibility of your content.

On 23-25 March 2022, CKEditor 5 is joining Bett UK where 400+ Edtech providers will share their solutions with the educational community. But before we land in London and tell you all about easy and reliable writing solutions CKEditor 5 can offer, we would like to quickly go over some key points education software creators should watch out for when choosing a rich text editor for their software, and what sort of performance they can expect from CKEditor 5 in those areas.

CKEditor v33.0.0 brings in an improved and extended conversion/reconversion system. The revision history feature is now compatible with real-time collaborative editing and the collaboration features are available in DLL builds. There were also improvements in the General HTML Support feature and several important bug fixes.

CKEditor 4.18 comes with important security fixes for the HTML processing core module and dialog plugin and a browser patch. We have also decided to make the WebSpellChecker Dialog plugin obsolete due to its end of life. Check out CKEditor 4.18 and find out, what was improved!

GitHub has recently introduced Mermaid support. Mermaid is a flowchart and visualization tool that is similar to Markdown. CKSource meanwhile has introduced it to its GitHub Writer platform, which is a rich text editor within GitHub and based on CKEditor 5.

Mermaid is now available on GitHub and is a flowchart and visualization tool that was inspired by the Markdown language. Users can create a variety of chart types and insert them into the text fields of GitHub. These text fields or places where these charts can be inserted include wikis, documentation, pull requests and more. In this guide we show you the various options of creating a flowchart using this language.

For a long time, the Real-time Collaboration feature served our users in the best way possible. It did this, by allowing them to comment and edit content together in a rapid development environment. The same goes for Revision History – a versioning tool that became a user favorite from day one. Now we are bringing both of these great features together in one package!

Brilliant, eye-catching design, as well as superb, intuitive usability, is what makes applications’ and websites’ interfaces stand out, improving their competitive edge greatly. That’s why it’s vital to know UX/UI rules and apply them skillfully. What do these areas have in common, and how do they differ?

CKEditor 4.17.2 comes with another great opportunity to keep the editor up to date - dragging and dropping images has been enabled for tables using the Table Selection plugin!

Collaboration software continues to improve as more workers work remotely than ever before. Here we take a look at some of these tools worth considering.

Boost your ordered lists by starting them from a chosen value or reversing their order; mention people by their full names thanks to the support for spaces into hashtags; unleash the full interactive potential of your content thanks to scripts; and check out the brand new editor example showcasing a bottom-located toolbar with formatting buttons grouped!

Is coding for everyone? Can anyone become a software developer? If you think that you’re “unsuited” for IT professions and keep on repeating that you’re “just not a math person”, you may be very wrong. Learn why the right attitude matters so much in this case and what are the key prerequisites and conditions to kickstart a professional coding career.

WYSIWYG’s origins can be traced back to the 70s, but today the term is finally becoming ubiquitous with software as more importance is placed on user experience (UX). We analyze how it is being used in content editing for more efficient workflows.

Collaborative writing is getting increasingly popular within modern organizations. But it is not as simple as it might seem. To make the process of crafting great content together smooth and more effective, the right collaborative writing strategies need to be adopted. In this article, we shed light on some of the best collaborative writing strategies to utilize in 2022 and beyond.

We would like to announce that CKFinder 3.5.3 has just been released. This is a maintenance release and covers the CKFinder for PHP. Aiming at stability and uninterrupted operation, we have made the following improvements to CKFinder.

How programming affects your brain as a software developer is not a mystery anymore. Dealing with complex corner cases, breaking down difficult problems, or performing source code reviews can activate the brain’s learning centers and increase cognitive abilities, to name but a few benefits. One of the ways of empowering your brain capabilities this way is getting a job at and growing with CKSource.

Some things are regarded as simple. A button is a great example of it: a small rectangular thingy that can be clicked. I mean — that’s it, that’s the button, there isn’t anything complex about it… or is there?

Writing, editing — all of that is generally about the ability to access the content faster better, more efficiently. To add, remove, change, and rewrite yet again. Still, there are situations when an editor or a reader should not be able to change the content. Sounds surprising? Maybe so. Maybe not so much.

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 4.17.0. In this major release, we are introducing a highly requested feature allowing developers to reattach the editor to the HTML DOM and delay its initialization. This release also comes with improved Base64 images support for clipboard operations, discontinued support for Flash plugin, and other enhancements prepared by both CKEditor 4 team and our lovely community!

Effective collaboration is the lifeblood of modern, progressive organizations – helping them win a competitive advantage in the race for greater productivity. Indeed, a smart and properly designed creative team can do wonders in this regard. But as far as content collaboration is concerned, what’s also crucial are content collaboration best practices and tools that complement them. It’s truly beneficial to get to know and utilize them.

Images are what make the story tick. From illuminated medieval manuscripts, through to World Wide Web, a picture was always there to tell a thousand words. Learn how to use the rich, feature-packed image implementation of CKEditor 5 to create better, more breathtaking content.