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Typst makes big strides

63 points by leephillips - 7 comments
hedgehog [3 hidden]5 mins ago
Typst has a bunch of nice features, it seems like I discover another every time I use it for something. Most recently I saw that you can import TOML (or JSON if you really want) data into the template, making it really simple to populate the content from another tool.
sudorm-rf--no-p [3 hidden]5 mins ago
Yeah, quite useful for generating pdfs for invoices from json
criemen [3 hidden]5 mins ago
To paraphrase Churchill, LaTeX is the worst form of typesetting experience except for all those other technologies that we've tried.

Glad that that's no longer the case!

dwrodri [3 hidden]5 mins ago
As someone who used LaTeX heavily in grad school, using Typst in VSCode to create bespoke invites to an event was quite nice! Would highly recommend giving it a spin.
wxw [3 hidden]5 mins ago
I use Typst for formatting my resume, and it’s been great. Models are pretty good at writing it too if you don’t want to learn the syntax.
andonvr [3 hidden]5 mins ago
I was able to use Typst for my thesis, it felt sooo smooth. Turned it into a conference paper half a year later, and had to use the IEEE Latex format to hand it in. Oof, that was humbling.
MaxBarraclough [3 hidden]5 mins ago
As someone who hasn't used Typst, how manual was the conversion process?