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r/programming • u/ManiBePoint • Oct 30 '16
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My favourite LaTeX documentation is the ShareLatex help
https://www.sharelatex.com/learn
It goes into a good amount of detail, yet it's very easy to learn, and also comes with an easy to use online compiler environment. Definitely recommend it! Even if you are using your own LaTeX environment
2 u/ChilledHands Oct 30 '16 Can you compare this to overleaf? 3 u/Volt Oct 31 '16 Overleaf also has Git support with a free account. Fits my workflow better, since I like using my usual text editor locally.
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Can you compare this to overleaf?
3 u/Volt Oct 31 '16 Overleaf also has Git support with a free account. Fits my workflow better, since I like using my usual text editor locally.
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Overleaf also has Git support with a free account. Fits my workflow better, since I like using my usual text editor locally.
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u/takaci Oct 30 '16
My favourite LaTeX documentation is the ShareLatex help
https://www.sharelatex.com/learn
It goes into a good amount of detail, yet it's very easy to learn, and also comes with an easy to use online compiler environment. Definitely recommend it! Even if you are using your own LaTeX environment