Best JavaScript rich text editor frameworks in 2025

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TinyMce Editor Javascript When it comes to popular JavaScript rich text editor frameworks in 2025, a few stand out due to their features, flexibility, and broad adoption across platforms. Here’s a breakdown of the most widely used and recommended editors: 1. TinyMCE One of the most popular and widely adopted rich text editors, TinyMCE is used by major companies like WordPress, Shopify, and Squarespace. It offers extensive formatting options, media embedding, and cross-browser compatibility. It also supports over 50 plugins, making it highly customizable for various use cases. 2. CKEditor CKEditor is another top contender, known for its advanced features, including collaboration tools, image handling, and real-time editing. With its long-standing reputation and widespread use by companies like IBM and Microsoft, CKEditor is particularly powerful for projects needing high flexibility and performance. 3. Quill Quill is favored for its lightweight, clean design and simple API.

How To Use Sass/SCSS In React

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Using React is the new and modern way of building front-end web application, for me basically it is the latest efficient way to build web application, you can be more productive and the codes write would be much much more cool.

And you will getting much much more better if you replace a classic CSS file with SCSS, if you don't know what it is, SCSS is super set of CSS, it means that you can write normal CSS within it, with additional for example variable support. Your code will be 100% better.

To use React and Scss, you can simply just install the SCSS dependency, and React will handle it in the background, no need any configuration. Just doing these:


1. Add SCSS to your project:

npm install node-sass --save

2. Now on your App.js, instead of loading CSS file, you change it to CSS for example:
import './App.css' become import './App.scss';

That's it, now you can run your app again by npm start.

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