This looks interesting for people who use #LaTeX, #Overleaf or work in sciences
Introducing Overleaf Labs
https://www.overleaf.com/blog/introducing-overleaf-labs
I don't work for overleaf I just use the platform, and really recommend it.
I wonder if we can get them on the Fediverse. There are enough science people here.
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@zleap Overleaf themselves? You might want to reach out to them and try, never hurts to ask :)
Just joined the labs programme so that may be a good way to reach them.
@freemo @zleap
Another app we may need to consider
is
https://curvenote.com
They integrate #jupyter notebooks with text editor for version control and is an excellent editor. I will see if we can get the developers here and have a discussion. Great tool!
@zleap I've found it very convenient for my current limited usage of LaTeX, not having to keep installing the whole pack in every machine and nice for collaboration.
@rataflechera Yeajh and there is always that one package that isn't installed if done manually.
Plus overleaf take care of the updates. I got upgraded my account near the start of the academic year so can have 10 collaborators, which could be handy.
@zleap Ahh very cool, I love LaTeX but have not tried Overleaf
Makes life a little easier and it can pick up unclosed tags for example.
You can still download projects for offline use, lots of templates which are really useful
@zleap I use overleaf a good deal... gonna check this out.