VisualEditor VS Telerik ASP.NET AJAX Editor

VisualEditor gives you the ability to edit without needing to learn wikitext markup, as is required by the default wikitext editor.

Telerik ASP.

User-Friendly Interface
VisualEditor provides a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface, making it more accessible for users who are not familiar with wiki markup language.
Real-Time Editing Feedback
Changes are immediately visible, allowing users to see how their edits will appear on the page without the need to preview separately.
Reduces Entry Barrier
By simplifying the editing process, VisualEditor invites more contributors who might be intimidated by traditional editing methods.
Improved Accessibility
It enhances accessibility for people with disabilities, as navigating and editing are more straightforward with the visual cues provided.
Consistent Style Guide
Helps maintain a consistent style across articles by embedding templates and standard formats directly into the editing process.

Performance Issues
VisualEditor can sometimes be slower to load and operate compared to the traditional wikitext editor, especially on large pages.
Limited Features
While convenient, VisualEditor may lack some advanced features available in the traditional markup editor, restricting power users' capabilities.
Occasional Bugs
As with any complex software, users may encounter bugs or glitches that disrupt the editing process.
Higher Resource Demand
VisualEditor requires more computing resources, which can be problematic for users with older devices or slower internet connections.
Learning Curve for Advanced Users
Experienced users of the traditional editor might find transitioning to VisualEditor challenging due to different workflows and controls.