I think this is a great idea, but it's also important to move away from the concept of git and version control, and just focus on tracking changes over time.

I do agree it's useful to have different versions of what you write, but limited to specific parts of your writing.

For example in a novel a writer can orginze thier text into scenes, and each of those scenes could be branched out from. Then they could easily switch between scene versions in the editor as they read/write. That way they can see how a specific version looks with the other surrounding scenes.

Also for the web side of things I'd recommend checking out https://quilljs.com/

QuillJS is a rich text editor that has a really cool concept of describing its contents with JSON objects called "deltas". Which support things like atributes, join/merge operations, and easy HTML rendering.

Overall I think it's a great idea, and be happy to contribute.

I'm a big fan of react, I've been using NW.js instead of electron but I'd love to help out on the react side of things

@frustrated-dev Honestly, name one practical task that Node.js can't do that "real" programing languages can.

Where do I sign!?

Yeah it says Dev

Oddly satisfying DevRant +1's

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