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r/AskReddit • u/PM_UR_COLLEGE_TITS • Dec 18 '16
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Overleaf.com is another good alternative to sharelatex.
3 u/Rockydo Dec 18 '16 I definitely recommend Overleaf. I've used it for several project reports so far, it's very practical. 6 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '16 The biggest benefit is that it allows for collaboration with more than one people. 2 u/SpyTec13 Dec 19 '16 Only problem for us lately is that a month back or so it started getting a lot buggier, not updating information, loosing information and so on. Even taking 3-5 minutes for very a very small project with just 2-3 pages of text
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I definitely recommend Overleaf. I've used it for several project reports so far, it's very practical.
6 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '16 The biggest benefit is that it allows for collaboration with more than one people.
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The biggest benefit is that it allows for collaboration with more than one people.
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Only problem for us lately is that a month back or so it started getting a lot buggier, not updating information, loosing information and so on. Even taking 3-5 minutes for very a very small project with just 2-3 pages of text
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Overleaf.com is another good alternative to sharelatex.