Topic

Rich text editing in Angular

Most editor libraries treat Angular as a port of the React version. Domternal was built the other way around, so the Angular components are standalone, signal-driven and OnPush by default, and they work in a zoneless application without an NgZone shim. These posts and tutorials cover reactive-forms integration, change-detection boundaries, and what breaks when ProseMirror events fire outside the zone.

Articles and tutorials

Tutorial July 3, 2026

Build a Notion-Style Editor in Angular

Step-by-step Angular tutorial for a Notion-style block editor: slash commands, drag handles, nested drag-and-drop, block colors and a floating outline.

#tutorial#angular #notion #prosemirror

Tutorial May 21, 2026

Rich Text in Angular Reactive Forms

Step-by-step Angular tutorial for a rich text editor inside reactive forms, with required validation that actually works, a character limit, lock and reset.

#tutorial#angular#forms#prosemirror

Blog March 23, 2026

Angular Deserves Better Than React Editor Wrappers. So I Built One.

After years of React-first wrapper pain in Angular, I built Domternal: a headless ProseMirror editor with native Angular components, signals and OnPush.

#angular#showdev#typescript#webdev

In the docs

Angular guide → Components, inputs and forms integration. Toolbar → Extending the toolbar from your own extensions. Theming → Restyling the editor with CSS custom properties.