Web applications need to be fast and efficient. Internet users demand smooth experiences, so that slow-loading apps can lead to frustration.  Every developer knows firsthand that the speed of their applications is a critical factor in the work they have to do.  But most professionals also know they don’t need to re-adjust the wheel for […]

In certain websites, there is a need to prevent users from executing specific actions like copying, pasting, or inspecting HTML code within the editor interface.  Turning off the right-click functionality serves as an effective measure to deter such behaviors.  It enables the implementation of custom context menus tailored to the application’s requirements, overriding the default […]

A Froala user sent us a question about configuring the link detection. The user says that whenever he types text in the Froala WYSIWYG HTML Editor, the text automatically becomes a link if it is recognized as one when pressing the enter key. “For text in the body, it is okay, but for the text […]

I still remember when React was introduced at JSConfUS on May 28, 2013; it looks like it was yesterday.  When the React codes went live, there was a lot of skepticism among the developers, as many, like me, felt it might have been a step backward made by the Facebook team. React’s creators quickly targeted […]

A front-end development tool is a software application that is designed to simplify the creation of web layouts and applications.  These tools help the development process. This is because they offer built-in features and drag-and-drop elements. These functions enable the faster design of attractive web interfaces. Front-end web tools help developers achieve their goals, including […]

As we head into 2024, how we create and interact with digital content is always changing. React, made by Facebook, is a big part of these changes. It’s like a special tool that helps developers create the look and function of websites and apps. It has made a big difference by making it easier for […]

We are always trying to make web writing tools better, and we stress how important it is to switch to Froala version 4.1.3. It’s important to understand that this update goes beyond normal software improvements; it’s a big step toward making your web content safer and faster overall. This version of Froala isn’t just another […]

WYSIWYG Editors Retrospective WYSIWYG Editors, an acronym for “What You See Is What You Get”, has become a cornerstone in the realm of digital content creation. But the journey to today’s intuitive interfaces wasn’t a sprint; it was a marathon. In the early days of computers, only people who knew a lot about technology could […]

Introduction In modern web programming, performance is very important. Users want interfaces that run quickly and give them a smooth experience. This lesson will focus on how to make Angular and Froala Editor applications run better with its angular rich text editor. We will look at how to use lazy loading to keep the Froala […]

Hello developers! A while back, we unveiled Froala V4.1.1, an iteration that succeeded our much-acclaimed V4.1 release. In case you missed out, this update came with a host of improvements designed to give you an unparalleled coding experience. Today, we’re revisiting the groundbreaking features of this update, paying special attention to TypeScript and Angular. Let’s […]

In web development, Froala and Angular are well-known for being efficient and flexible. Froala is a WYSIWYG Editor with lots of features. Angular is a popular tool for building apps and works well with Froala. Together, they help developers save time and make better apps. For example, you can create custom buttons in the Froala […]

Creating a custom button for the Froala Editor within a Vue.js application allows developers to extend the editor’s capabilities to match their project’s specific needs. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process step by step. Prerequisites: Basic understanding of and Vue.js. Node.js and NPM are installed on your machine. A fresh Vue.js project. […]

Froala Editor, renowned for its user-friendly interface and powerful features, just upped its game by introducing TypeScript support. If you’re a developer, TypeScript integration makes your life easier when working with Froala. How? Read on. The Power of TypeScript TypeScript, a statically typed superset of JavaScript, offers robust type-checking during development. This means errors are […]

Before diving in, it’s crucial to understand why you might want to use Froala. Apart from its rich set of features, it’s customizable, intuitive, and plays well with frameworks like Angular. The Froala community is active, ensuring that the editor keeps improving and that you receive support when needed with angular wysiwyg editors.     […]

The Stack Overflow Developer Survey has always been a good way to find out about trends, tastes, and how the technology industry is changing. The results of a recent survey are interesting because they show how the world developer community works. How they fit with Froala shows why it is the best WYSIWYG (What You […]

  We’ve recently refreshed the Froala docs to provide you a better reading experience. The documentation pages should now be able to give you the information you need faster with various improvements in page design, wordings, and examples/step-by-step guides.  In this blog post, we’ll show you how Froala’s latest docs refresh makes concepts easier to […]

  You might run a tech startup, but that doesn’t mean you must develop all your code in-house. In this roundup, we will prove to you why virtually every tech startup should be aware of Geo APIs, Messaging APIs, Web Tools APIs, Currency Data API, and Weather API. These APIs can introduce incredible business efficiencies to your […]

What are the Prerequisites? This article assumes basic Python and Django knowledge, which means routing and static files should be familiar to you, but if not, you can use the official Django docs that go in-depth to refresh url routing [1] and managing static file [2] concepts. Also, if you are just learning, since the code in this article is mostly […]