One of our major goals for writeLaTeX has always been to help LaTeX geeks (like us) collaborate with non-LaTeX geeks (like most of the people we work with). It's why we have a real time preview and a rich text editor for LaTeX, and it's why we've just started a new open source project called JotGit: JotGit brings together git, for powerful version control and offline working, with online, collaborative rich text editing. Here's a quick demo of the prototype (after 48h!):
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- John · May 28, 2014
JotGit: A new open source project from writeLaTeX
- John · May 19, 2014
Submit directly to MDPI open access journals from writeLaTeX
Publishing with MDPI has just become easier for LaTeX authors - you can now submit directly from writeLaTeX to any MDPI open access journal.
- May 15, 2014
New templates and submission link for authors submitting to The Optical Society (OSA) Express Journals
Through a recent collaboration with The Optical Society (OSA), we're pleased to bring you an updated set of LaTeX templates and style guides for the OSA's family of Express journals.
- May 13, 2014
Linking bioRxiv and writeLaTeX
bioRxiv is a non-profit online archive and distribution service for pre-prints in the life sciences. Since their launch last year we've had numerous requests for a quick submission link between writeLaTeX and bioRxiv, and we're pleased to announce that this has now arrived!
- Karol Kozioł · May 13, 2014
IEEE templates on ShareLaTeX
This article was originally published on the ShareLaTeX blog and is reproduced here for archival purposes.
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