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The new browser-based version of #pandoc is really neat! Not a complete replacement for the cli, but a good way to introduce pandoc to people who are less comfortable with terminal commands. https://pandoc.org/app/

An update on pandoc-lecturenotes (a set of #Pandoc Lua filters for producing slides and lecture notes from a single #Markdown document):
1. Support for “native” slide formats
2. Support for Typst for formatting PDF lecture notes

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I’ve been using Pandoc for years, it’s a huge time-saver for publishing documents from Markdown and an essential tool in my workflow.

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This is precisely what the “presentation” and “lecturenotes” classes in the pandoc-lecturenotes filters are for: they allow you to show or hide certain elements only on slides or on lecture notes. ⇢
https://github.com/mxpiotrowski/pandoc-lecturenotes

This is precisely what the “presentation” and “lecturenotes” classes in the pandoc-lecturenotes filters are for: they allow you to show or hide certain elements only on slides or on lecture notes. ⇢
https://github.com/mxpiotrowski/pandoc-lecturenotes

An update on pandoc-lecturenotes (a set of #Pandoc Lua filters for producing slides and lecture notes from a single #Markdown document):
1. Support for “native” slide formats
2. Support for Typst for formatting PDF lecture notes

An update on pandoc-lecturenotes (a set of #Pandoc Lua filters for producing slides and lecture notes from a single #Markdown document):
1. Support for “native” slide formats
2. Support for Typst for formatting PDF lecture notes

I am, luckily, at a career stage where I mostly only need two-page CVs and the list of publications of the last five years. After a long time, I needed a full CV and a complete list of publications.
My bibliography is up-to-date, but having switched to #Pandoc with #Typst as backend, I had litt…

I am, luckily, at a career stage where I mostly only need two-page CVs and the list of publications of the last five years. After a long time, I needed a full CV and a complete list of publications.
My bibliography is up-to-date, but having switched to #Pandoc with #Typst as backend, I had litt…

I am, luckily, at a career stage where I mostly only need two-page CVs and the list of publications of the last five years. After a long time, I needed a full CV and a complete list of publications.
My bibliography is up-to-date, but having switched to #Pandoc with #Typst as backend, I had litt…

It took me a long time, but #Typst output of pandoc-lecturenotes can now render most (useful) #Deckset and #Pandoc layout extensions on embedded slides!
Tomorrow, I *really* need to work again on …

But it would be nice to have not just a link in the lecture notes, but a preview. And you know what? It’s almost too easy to write a little #Pandoc Lua filter for it ;-)
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(I intend to write a blog post about it next week or so.)

But it would be nice to have not just a link in the lecture notes, but a preview. And you know what? It’s almost too easy to write a little #Pandoc Lua filter for it ;-)
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(I intend to write a blog post about it next week or so.)

It took me a long time, but #Typst output of pandoc-lecturenotes can now render most (useful) #Deckset and #Pandoc layout extensions on embedded slides!
Tomorrow, I *really* need to work again on …

It took me a long time, but #Typst output of pandoc-lecturenotes can now render most (useful) #Deckset and #Pandoc layout extensions on embedded slides!
Tomorrow, I *really* need to work again on …

I’m happy to report that @…’s multibib Pandoc Lua filter works great for this purpose: you sort your references into different bib files according to your needs (books, journal articles, conference papers, etc.), indicate in the document where the sections are to appear, and use the nocite metadata field to fill them.
If you use Typst as backend, and if you al…

I’m happy to report that @…’s multibib Pandoc Lua filter works great for this purpose: you sort your references into different bib files according to your needs (books, journal articles, conference papers, etc.), indicate in the document where the sections are to appear, and use the nocite metadata field to fill them.
If you use Typst as backend, and if you al…

Luckily, I can use last year's lecture notes unchanged for the course that's about to start in [checks watch] 10 minutes, because that's not what it's supposed to look like…
I’m trying to use the #Pandoc diagram.lua filter with mermaid to produce PDF via #Typst. Apparently the p…

Luckily, I can use last year's lecture notes unchanged for the course that's about to start in [checks watch] 10 minutes, because that's not what it's supposed to look like…
I’m trying to use the #Pandoc diagram.lua filter with mermaid to produce PDF via #Typst. Apparently the p…

Luckily, I can use last year's lecture notes unchanged for the course that's about to start in [checks watch] 10 minutes, because that's not what it's supposed to look like…
I’m trying to use the #Pandoc diagram.lua filter with mermaid to produce PDF via #Typst. Apparently the p…