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by cben
3810 days ago
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Yep. For notes there is little justification for the full complexity of LaTeX, the most one needs is islands of LaTeX math. And you don't even need TeX installed — html with mathjax/katex is more flexible most of the time (but Pandoc will easily convert to latex/beamer when you need them). I'm cataloguing math support in markdown tools at
https://github.com/cben/mathdown/wiki/math-in-markdown
(help welcome).
If you don't know where to start, the first to check out are probably StackEdit, Atom + https://discuss.atom.io/t/using-atom-for-academic-writing/19.... I have a theory that a single pane styled in-place is nicer for quick writing than 2 source+preview pane. Typora, Texts.io, and my own https://mathdown.net do that. If you do want full latex, try Overleaf.com, which has "rich text" mode where many constructs (sections, lists, math) are styled in-place (you could even hide the PDF pane). |
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