This doesn't answer my question: how does the model differ? Does tiptap use a similar "can write an editor for anything since everything is abstract" concept?
Everything you can do with Slate.js, you can do with tiptap, too.
Some things are even easier in tiptap, some are better supported (collaborative editing), and Slate.js is only available for React, but tiptap is framework-agnostic.
If you’re happy with Slate: That’s fine, it’s an amazing editor. For some use cases, tiptap is probably better suited, though, but that highly depends on your use case.
Some things are even easier in tiptap, some are better supported (collaborative editing), and Slate.js is only available for React, but tiptap is framework-agnostic.
If you’re happy with Slate: That’s fine, it’s an amazing editor. For some use cases, tiptap is probably better suited, though, but that highly depends on your use case.