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Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
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Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#12This is great, nice concept! Good use of coding agents. Now I can make diagrams much faster.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#13Great job! Thank you for making it open source.
At some point the people who seethe with hate for AI, and claim it's all hallucinations and illegitimate hype, are going to have to admit they were wrong. Projects like this are the proof staring them right in the face, if they care to look.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#14That's awesome! Long overdue.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#15OMG! Psychiatrists are going to lose all of their graduate customers!
The world thanks you.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#16This is superb. Will you consider adding support for pgfplots[1]? When I was a student I was long considering writing a native application for real-time TikZing.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#17Here's what I would need: the ability to position five nodes in a circular fashion, so that they are evenly spaced.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#18Great job! Thank you for making it open source. At some point the people who seethe with hate for AI, and claim it's all hallucinations and illegitimate hype, are going to have to admit they were wrong. Projects like this are the proof staring them right in the face, if they care to look.
They’ve updated their criticisms since - bottom of career ladder disruption, skill atrophy.
(Not on HN but I do still see some folks who last tested LLMs before Nov ‘25, those folks might still be mostly out of touch.)
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#19Neat! I also enjoyed https://q.uiver.app/ by https://github.com/varkor which is a bit more specialized.
Re: Show HN: TikZ Editor – WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX
#20Here's what I would need: the ability to position five nodes in a circular fashion, so that they are evenly spaced.
Intriguing thought. Of course by writing code it can be done
\foreach \i in {1,...,5} {
\node[circle, draw] (n\i) at ({90 - 72*(\i-1)}:1cm) {$\i$};
}