Javascript highlighter, markup editor, WYSIWYG editor plugins

Depends on what you need, but the following plugins are available in terms of markup presenting/editing plugins

I would divide into three main types,
  • Syntax Highlighter plugins - it highlights a code so that it is easier to read
  • Markup editor plugins - turns textareas into rich and powerful markup editors
  • WYSIWYG editor plugins - high level editors for end-users

Syntax Highlighter plugins

 So far, I have seen several of them:
  1. SyntaxHighlighter plugin [demo] [github]
  2. Snippet [link]
  3. Google Prettify [link] 
  4. Hightlight.js [link] 
  5. SHJS [link] 
  6. Chilli JS [link] 
  7. beautyOfCode [link]
  8. Lighter.js [link]
  9. DlHighlight [link]
  10. JUSH [link]

Markup editor plugins

  1. CodeMirror [link] along with CodeMirror UI [link] 
  2. MarkItUp! [link]
  3. SmartMarkUP [link] 

WYSIWYG editor plugins 

I personally really like those inline-smooth editors, so in that regard I have places a little star on those that cought my attention.
  1. redactor [link]  *
  2. ckedit [link] - has a huge amount of options, but is very slow on netbook, even the minimized version without any plugins
  3. wysihtml5 [link]
  4. mercury editor [link]  *
  5. Tiny Editor [link]
  6. elRTE [link]
  7. Aloha editor  [link] *
  8. CLEditor [link]
  9. bootstrap-wysiwyg [link]
  10. NicEdit [demo] [link]
  11. TinyMCE [link]
 



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