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Neptune by Hashnode — Our Markdown-based WYSIWYG editor for composing blog posts
Neptune is Hashnode's Markdown-based WYSIWYG editor for composing blog posts. Preview formatting as you type, embed multimedia content with a keystroke, add custom HTML, and get instant suggestions on improving your grammar. We're adding AI Assist soon too.
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Hey PH 👋
Fazle here, co-founder Hashnode. The Neptune writing engine is at the heart of the new Hashnode editor. We're thrilled to include AI capabilities in the alpha preview today. If you want to try it out, please leave a comment below. 🙌
@fazlerocks congrats to you and the team, this is an EXCELLENT editor. Given I used to build these for a living (Red Hat and then my own company Corilla), I can genuinely say this is world class.
Really loving the integration of code display objects, and the future integration of GPT-3/AI assistance. There's an arm's race on for who rolls them in the best, but the patterns will settle down much like the "in-line formatting UI" patterns did after Medium kicked that door down. Looks like Hashnode is ahead of the curve there. So great.
PS: I have a feature request around content syndication, but maybe we make this a community bounty to develop, as I know the crew at Lens Protocol would be keen to see this existing. Ping me if interested... (e.g. use case is a devrel team staging content and pushing to multiple outputs, with basic tracking and sequencing to assist things like GTM campaigns... like you're doing right now!).
Sounds great! As a developer, markdown make my writing feel like coding. Already thinking of moving away from Dillinger to Neptune.
Congratulations Hashnode!
@ijsucceed Exactly. We wanted to give users the best of both worlds. You can still type and paste markdown, and people who want to avoid markdown can avoid it with Neptune :)
Very cool looking editor! Did you bake your own from scratch or used a library like Editor.js? We use that library for https://Goos.ly and it works really well to get the same output in edit or read mode.
Nice work @fazlerocks @aghoshal @sandeepg33k && the Hashnode team. This is a huge level up for the content creation experience. Thanks!
@fazlerocks @sandeepg33k @eamonn_cottrell thank you so much for kicking the tires on this, and for your support Eamonn 🙏
Super cool! Kind of looks like my Markdown editor https://devdojo.com/markdownx, whatever makes it easier for developers to create cool content. I'm down.
Great job on this 🤘
Super excited for this launch!
Congrats @aghoshal @sandeepg33k and the entire hashnode team!
Yo, congratulations 🎉 @sandeepg33k @fazlerocks and the entire team. You all rock ✌️
@denic So good to see you here Marko.
Revisions have been in Hashnode for a while now. We need to do a better job of updating our users about the new features :)
Our newer updates makes the writing experience even more rewarding and this launch is a way of highlighting that
Nifty -- What are the chances of Neptune having SEO capabilities? I was looking to move from Blogger to a new platform for my portfolio.
@runtcpip Hey Morgan 👋 Neptune has SEO chops built in — you can add tags, an SEO title, and a meta description to your posts. It works pretty well, as people who've used our platform have attested! https://twitter.com/cyberethical...
https://twitter.com/rbluethl/sta...
Proud disclaimer: @rbluethl, whose tweet I've linked above, is *now* part of our team at Hashnode :)
You can create a blog on Hashnode for free and map it to your own domain easily. Take it for a spin and see if it works for you!
Thank you for testing the product in private beta and actively sharing your feedback, @akoskm.
Wow this looks amazing!
is it something we can use on our own site? like a plugin
@hilmanski Thanks!
Not yet. But you can create blogs on your own custom domain using Hashnode and use Hashnode Neptune to power your blogs
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