TLDR: Remirror adopts Prosemirror TypeScript support.

TLDR: Model highlights/comments as marks instead of annotations to allow for undo, copy&paste, and collaborative editing

TLDR: Debounce user input to prevent lag when using positioners with Remirror (Prosemirror)

TLDR: Use shadow-box to tune the look of selected nodes in Remirror editor

TLDR: Remirror is ready for prime time.

TLDR: New guard of maintainers will focus on easing adoption and adding more in-depth features.

TLDR: NEXT picked Remirror as WYSIWYG editor because it grew with their ProseMirror skill set.

TLDR: Adding collaborative editing via webrtc and Lambda/DynamoDB-powered signaling server

The new version of remirror comes with a number of enhancements and quite a few breaking changes if you were using the remirror@1.0.0-next.* pre-releases.

The following sections outline the breaking changes and how they can be migrated if your last version was @next. For those upgrading from 0.11.0 the library has changed drastically and you'd be better off browsing the documentation.