Academic writers: do you write your drafts in LaTeX?

• vimtex

  94 5,185 9.0 TeX

  VimTeX: A modern Vim and neovim filetype plugin for LaTeX files.

To get back on track; with regards to your point of a code editor being distracting, I've found that VimTeX conceal functions (preamble, sections, as well as in-text stuff conceals like\cite[n]{MyReference} -> [Reference]; \textit{foo} -> foo etc.) makes it a lot less distracting than the vanilla experience. When that is combined with the other functions ViM provides in terms of its shear editing experience (movements, replace functions etc.), bib-file integration, searching in text or files using telescope, and so on, it's a lot more effective for me personally, than writing in a WYSIWYG editor. Not to mention the result is so much better.

• Script-LaTeX

  1 7 3.4 AutoHotkey

  Script para escribir código LaTeX a la velocidad de la luz

Also I found a hotkey script that makes writing latex much easier. https://github.com/Masacroso/Scripts-LaTeX

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• litex-mode

  8 43 0.8 Emacs Lisp

  LiTeX mode for emacs; A minor mode to convert valid lisp expressions to LaTeX

LiTeX-mode which converts lisp to latex, as well as does automated solution with steps from the formula till the final value.

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