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The Great Debate: Buy vs Build Rich Text Editors

Agile businesses combine buying, subscribing, or renting, with building, to iteratively reshape and assemble their software stack. That scales and produces results. Fast.

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Opportunity Cost of Technical Debt

Developers’ time spent dealing with tech debt equates to ~$85 bln in opportunity cost lost annually. Find out how to free your enterprise from carrying the burden of needless tech debt.

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The State of Rich Text Editors 2022 Developer Survey Results

In its second year, hundreds of developers shared their thoughts on how they use rich text editor platforms, their tools, integrations used and what’s most important to them in their daily work.

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How to Bypass the Toughest Spam Filters: The Ultimate Checklist

You need to bypass some of the most sophisticated spam filters for your message to be seen. Together, Tiny and Hubspot prepared this exhaustive checklist and additional resources that can significantly improve your email deliverability.

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6 types of web applications you can build with TinyMCE

From CMSs to Document Builders to Project Management platforms, see how these 17 apps have customized TinyMCE to help their users create better content, faster.

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Open Source Software Evaluation Checklist

How to evaluate open source software and make sure that components that you use are trustworthy? Software evaluation process, criteria and checklist for you to make the right decision.

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Decision tree: How to write alt text for images

TinyMCE's Alt Text Decision Tree guides you through how and when to write alt text, step-by-step. The result is a clear decision on whether your image needs alternative text (or not) and what you need to describe.

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The State of Rich Text Editors; 2021 Annual Global Survey Report

In the inaugural year of The State of Rich Text Editors, nearly 500 developers shared their thoughts on how they use rich text editor platforms, their tools, integrations used and what’s most important to them in their daily work.

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