I cant believe users on legacy phones (phones from say 2010-ish era) would be writing new content on wikipedia actively. I dont care if you have the newest iphone, you still dont write anything, you just read. For those…
Well, actually i made zero assumptions. Theres tonnes of markdown editors that work in the browser in real time. I assume the wiki syntax is not that much "heavier" to work with, if it is its another lol for the wiki…
Why? The editor needs a frontend in javascript anyways, so why mot handle this all in real time on the client? Now they rewrote in PHP, thats probably one of the worst languages out there, and why not rewrite in…
I cant believe users on legacy phones (phones from say 2010-ish era) would be writing new content on wikipedia actively. I dont care if you have the newest iphone, you still dont write anything, you just read. For those…
Well, actually i made zero assumptions. Theres tonnes of markdown editors that work in the browser in real time. I assume the wiki syntax is not that much "heavier" to work with, if it is its another lol for the wiki…
Why? The editor needs a frontend in javascript anyways, so why mot handle this all in real time on the client? Now they rewrote in PHP, thats probably one of the worst languages out there, and why not rewrite in…