At its Build 2025 conference, Microsoft open-sourced a number of apps and tools, including a new command-line text editor for Windows called Edit.

HTML 5 in its current draft form includes a number of significant changes and new features that aim to simplify web development and enable further growth of the Internet as a medium.

It's a code and text editor in the same vein as Coda. Very similar to HyperEdit is Taco HTML Edit ($24.99), which has a component library that can add amazing features to an HTML document.

Microsoft has published the source code on GitHub, and a look at the repository shows that the code is 100% written in Rust.

Froala Editor 3.1 features new and enhanced support for Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and Internet Explorer 11.

Mozilla, HTML5 editor differ with Microsoft The Web standards world and Microsoft are getting reacquainted with one another. But it's not all kumbaya around the campfire.