It was a matter of time before someone wrote a robot that
grabbed latex and returned an image after latex processing. LaTeXy does exactly that and has just increased tenfold the usefulness of wave for academics.
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LaTeXy is great. I’m really looking forward to something that can go both ways. So, for example, I could have a discussion with a collaborator throwing in LaTeX commands. When the discussion gets to a suitably advanced stage we might want to cut and paste all the latex code into a proper latex document.
Brilliant start though.
[...] what you would expect, even for a notetaker. Captions are not implemented, nor footnotes. finally, LaTeXy is not the most convenient way to get equations done, I’m afraid, and it doesn’t go both [...]
Hi,
This is a really, really neat tool and would be quite brilliant for students to collaborate to obtain a great set of notes *during* a class. Now, if I had a way to get this back into a latex document (cf Doug’s comment) then I would be using this for all my classes *now*.
G
We’re using it for homework solutions and it is wonderful, but we are having trouble with bugs in LaTeXy not rendering correctly.
LaTeX and Google docs – online viewer, pdf compiler, editor
very handy for working on LaTex doc together
it is here: http://docs.latexlab.org
LaTeXy is great. I’m really looking forward to something that can go both ways.