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Bookmarked: Pandoc in the browser #Pandoc

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

Some thoughts about Obsidian and creating a PDF out of that markdown.
#obsidian #pandoc #latex

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

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/

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 …

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 …

If you're using #lazyblorg as your static website generator: I've updated the project today.
It now used "uv" for dependency management, script invocation and unit test execution. Furthermore, I adapted the code to match the #pandoc version of Debian 13 Trixie.
Although you ne…

Does anyone know of any examples of #Pandoc Lua filters that implement some kind of inheritance of attributes?
Specifically, I’d like to take the language possibly set by enclosing blocks into account when processing inline elements.

Does anyone know of any examples of #Pandoc Lua filters that implement some kind of inheritance of attributes?
Specifically, I’d like to take the language possibly set by enclosing blocks into account when processing inline elements.

Does anyone know of any examples of #Pandoc Lua filters that implement some kind of inheritance of attributes?
Specifically, I’d like to take the language possibly set by enclosing blocks into account when processing inline elements.

Along the way I learned how to create a nice document from all the Markdown files I have written in Obsidian. With Pandoc and LaTeX stitching the chapters together as one PDF or EPUB. And of course I lost way too much time solving the last typesetting problems, reading documentation of either Pandoc or templating for Latex. It was a fun ride.
#pandoc #latex #obsidian #writing