froalainsights.hashnode.devImport Word Documents Server-Side: Why and How with Laravel + AsposeFroala has introduced a powerful Import from Word plugin that simplifies bringing Microsoft Word documents into your Froala editor. While the plugin offers a client-side solution using Mammoth.js, many developers need greater control — better formatt...4d ago·10 min read
froalainsights.hashnode.devHow to Create a Custom Blog Editor That Connects Directly to Your CMSDefault CMS editors work until they don’t. As products scale, teams often run into limitations around customization, workflow fit, and content control. Markdown-only editors solve some problems but create others, especially for non-technical users wh...Feb 16·13 min read
froalainsights.hashnode.devFrom Word to Froala in Seconds: Mastering Import from Word PluginThe Import from Word Plugin lets users drag .docx files directly into the Froala Editor while preserving formatting and structure. This comprehensive guide is designed for developers, content managers, and web administrators who want to master the Im...Feb 11·9 min read
froalainsights.hashnode.devCloud vs Self-Hosted Editors — Which One Should You Choose?If you’re building a product that relies on rich content, such as a CMS, LMS, or SaaS platform, you’ll eventually face the “cloud vs self-hosted” decision. It often appears early, then resurfaces as your product grows and new requirements emerge. Clo...Feb 4·7 min read
froalainsights.hashnode.devState Management Patterns for Editor Components in React-Based LMS PlatformsIf you’re building a Learning Management System (LMS) in React, you’ve probably faced this annoying issue: you add a WYSIWYG editor, and suddenly it turns slow. You type, and suddenly the cursor jumps around or the editor re-renders for no reason. An...Jan 30·10 min read
