What about writing in a WYSIWYG, and get a LaTeX document and a markdown document?
Markdown and LaTeX Editor
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Re: Markdown and LaTeX Editor
#12See also rMarkdown ( http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/ ) for Markdown supporting LaTeX (and bunch of other things) and its real-time editor editR ( https://github.com/swarm-lab/editR ). Or for a longer list/discussion: https://hackpad.com/New-scientific-markup-language-utAjFcYuv... (it includes https://stackedit.io/ ).
+1 for RMarkdown and editR. The best thing about RMarkdown is the ability to do calculations in R and use those variables within LaTeX. A simple example:
```{r}
a = 3
b = 6
c = a / b
```
Did you know that $\frac{`r a`}{`r b`} = `r c`$?
Re: Markdown and LaTeX Editor
#13I have the same setup in atom using Markdown Preview Plus ( https://atom.io/packages/markdown-preview-plus ) Works amazing and is offline, I highly recommend it.
Atom is too slow. I use sublime text with markdown preview.
Re: Markdown and LaTeX Editor
#14If you haven't seen it yet ProseMirror is a hopefully to be open-sourced CommonMark editor. I'm sure LaTeX support could be added as a module.
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#16I would love something similar for reST or ascii doc
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#17Very curious as to why this so much more responsive than overleaf and sharelatex. Anyone?
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#18Very curious as to why this so much more responsive than overleaf and sharelatex. Anyone?
I'd guess that the rendering is done client side here and can be done with partial updates. ShareLaTeX and Overleaf have to do a full LaTeX pass on the server just to show the change of a small part of the document.
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#19Softcover handles Markdown + embedded LaTeX on your local machine (no 'net connection required) using a standard text editor and web browser:
I use Softcover to write and maintain both the code-heavy Ruby on Rails Tutorial (http://railstutorial.org/book) and the math-heavy Tau Manifesto (http://tauday.com/tau-manifesto). (Disclosure: I'm also the principal author of Softcover.)
Re: Markdown and LaTeX Editor
#20What about writing in a WYSIWYG, and get a LaTeX document and a markdown document? http://www.escherpad.com/signup
Does this also do a subset of LaTeX, or is it the whole thing?