Zefyr 1.0 development updates

Hi everyone, I wanted to post this as an announcement that there is currently work in progress on the new version of Zefyr which will be eventually released as a stable 1.0 version. There is a lot of changes in this version, it's practically an almost complete rewrite of the package, but it comes with quite a few benefits. You can head over to https://memspace.github.io/zefyr/#/ and see the editor for yourself in its current state.  > Note that this is a very early dev version so **it's buggy**. In addition, Flutter's Web support is still not on par with the rest of the platforms and there are some pretty basic limitations in the engine itself. So don't get surprised if formatting text with bold breaks the entire thing (it does). The main reason I wanted to get it out there is to let everyone know that there has been some progress lately. Also this is the reason I'm not looking at any PRs at the moment. I'd like to get 1.0-dev branch into a good shape first and then go over the open issues and PRs in order to see which ones are still relevant and if they can be incorporated in the 1.0 release. The best way for you to stay updated on the progress here is to subscribe to this issue. I will be posting updates in comments below. ### The first dev release is out on Pub: https://pub.dev/packages/zefyr/versions/1.0.0-dev.1.0 I'd encourage everyone to give it a try and

Posted by pulyaevskiy on Sep 29, 2020, 6:06 AM

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