@FlorianOswald@overleaf There is a high entry cost to get into document editing with latex but: 1/typst is much easier to understand as a tool and as a programming language 2/it proves that the *next* document language (if any) will also have low entry cost so there is no long term opportunity cost
@FlorianOswald@overleaf Yes, absolutely. When you see how easy it is to rewrite in typst (with instant feedback) some features of a random obscure latex package, I would say it is easy to imagine letting latex go for good.
@jlperla@msiniscalchi @vectornomist @mfariacastro@typstapp No idea, really. After some tries, I like typst, both the document writing experience (instant visualization!), and as a lean programming language specialized to control/extend the formatting. True, HTML/CSS could contend for the latter, but it isn't there yet (for papers)
@jlperla@msiniscalchi @vectornomist @mfariacastro@typstapp Well, quarto is there to translate markdown into many other intermediary languages, like html, Tex quarto. And the pipe md->typst->pdf is much faster than md->latex->pdf even if not devoid of problems.
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