Add and modify rich text in your React application
In this course we will go through how to add rich text editing features (such as bold, underline, italic) to your React application, using an open source framework called Draft.js.
You will learn
How to add rich text editor component to your React application
How to add features like bold and underline to the editor
How to save rich text content to database
How to load rich text content from database
How to edit saved content
How to display saved rich text content e.g. as HTML
Prior knowledge of rich text editing and Draft.js is NOT required. Basic knowledge on React is however required because we will be concentrating on Draft.js features.
How to add rich text editor component to your React application
How to add features like bold and underline to the editor
How to save rich text content to database
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Tuomo Kankaanpää is software developer working from Finland. With many years of experience in developing web and mobile applications, Tuomo has taken the step to share his knowledge on Udemy and this way to help other software developers to avoid mistakes he has made and to learn new topics more efficiently. Invest in yourself by learning from Tuomo’s courses!
The sound is pretty bad but the content is good. With this new understanding, it's easy to modify the syntax to use Hooks without using class.
Could have explained custom plugins also.
Sound quality could be better. Instructor uses dated class based components rather than functional components. But the information IS helpful!
Good course for Basic Draftjs but sound is not good
It would be helpful to add to this tutorial the same content using functions and classes. The audio should be rerecorded. The content was helpful.
Would have wanted more explanation about entities
Poor Audio Quality
Its a decent course but it need a lot of polish. First he needs to cover the topic more completely. There are blog posts out there, that cover the topic more completely. The one thing that I did like about the course is that he shows you that you do actually have to write quite a few functions to get draft-js working as an actual editor. If it wasn't for that, I would probably ask for a refund, which I still might. I bought it on sale....
It is a good starter course, I expected however to go it bit deeper into customising the editor. Thanks anyway I have learned how to use it.
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Duyen K.
Good lesson