Set up Action Text with client side Syntax Highlighting using Highlight.js.

Without using any gems, we look at tracking changes within Action Text. It seems like a simple thing, but challenges arise through several layers of abstraction due to the flexibility that Action Text provides.

Adding onto the previous episode, we add a drag and drop to our lists and go deeper with nested resources.

Creating attachments with Action Text can be difficult, but in this episode, we look at how we can create embedded attachments into Trix without needing a persisting the data on a separate model on our database.

In this episode, we extend Action Text with an additional button to change the text colors of the WYSIWYG editor.