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Writing my PhD using groff
> This depends a lot. In most of the cases delay is only about 1 second on modern PCs. A bit more when you cite and build the document twice.
I agree that for many (or even most) documents, LaTeX's compilation delay is generally manageable. However, when it comes to documents with bibliography management, footnotes, margin-notes, and multiple figures, the compilation delay can get quite high.
In my own experience, I had a document of notes containing over a hundred citations managed by biblatex and bibmla. The compilation time on that document was well over several seconds on my laptop, especially when running from battery power.
> I finally ended up for just using vim and zathura. Optimised docker image with LuaLatex builds the document. Second favorite would be LaTeX plugin for Jetbrains products. Overleaf is only good for collaborating.
I'm very curious to hear about the docker image that you are using. What purpose does the docker image serve in the build pipeline? I know that for compiled software, sometimes having a build environment allows you to better define the environment variables, but to my understanding this is not a worry for LaTeX.
[1] https://github.com/ShenZhouHong/sartre-notes
eth-cs-notes
What are some alternatives?
texmacs-vi-experiment - Experimental Vi keybindings for the texmacs math editor
eth-summaries - Summaries and study materials I've written over the course of my studies at ETH Zurich
latex3 - The expl3 (LaTeX3) Development Repository
ethz_cs_summaries - Summaries / Cheat Sheets created at ETH Zurich BsC Computer Science & MsC Data Science
nests-and-insects - A Roguelike Tabletop RPG
CMU-ECE-CS-Guide - How to survive CMU as an ECE/CS major
SwiftLaTeX - SwiftLaTeX, a WYSIWYG Browser-based LaTeX Editor
ETH_room_viewer - Room finding tool for ETH
MAT157 - TEX'ed lecture notes for MAT157Y5 - Analysis I (2021-2022).
TheoryOfCryptography - Lecture notes for Chris Peikert's graduate-level Theory of Cryptography course
braindump - knowledge repository managed with org-mode and org-roam.