Search Results: LaTeX

TeXlyre enables LaTeX and Typst document compilation directly in the browser using WebAssembly, eliminating server dependencies. Its peer-to-peer collaborative editing and local-first architecture offer unprecedented privacy and offline capabilities for technical writers and researchers.

Typst offers a cleaner, modern alternative to LaTeX for mathematical notation, but academic publishing remains entrenched in legacy formats. A new Pandoc Lua filter bridges the gap, allowing developers to write equations in Typst's intuitive syntax while outputting LaTeX-compatible documents for submission. This clever workflow hack saves time and reduces errors in technical document preparation.

TinyTeX solves LaTeX's eternal dilemma—choosing between bloated multi-gigabyte installations or minimal setups lacking essential packages. This intelligently curated distribution offers a functional, ultra-lightweight alternative with automated dependency resolution, especially transformative for R Markdown users.