Your tools are good enough

[@splience]

What are your favorite software tools? E.g. programming language, editor, math software suite etc. Note that apart from videos like this I will definitely post more math content on this channel in the future, so stay tuned.

[@khengari77]

Neovim 😅

[@gxt1916]

You're absolutely right! When I try to make a personal project I always fall in this trap, I look for the best software, the one I find useful to learn and so on... Guess what?! I end doing nothing! I hate when I do this but it seems inevitable

[@Filup]

I've recently moved out of LaTeX and into Typst. It is in development, so it has some quirks, but I find that it is so much more versatile than LaTeX is, out-of-the-box. I really recommend it.

[@splience]

Wow, thank you, have never heard about Typst but seems really cool! This might be a real LaTeX contestant.

[@Filup]

@@splience Most certainly! It's still in its infancy, and lacks a lot of features and tools, but if you've got experience with programming, it shouldn't be hard to work around those limitations in the meantime. The basic requirements needed for writing any document is significantly simpler than in LaTeX. I rewrote my custom LaTeX preamble in a matter of hours, which took me years to do in LaTeX, due to how complicated low level TeX is. I'm very, very excited for its future development!

[@korigamik]

Yoo please share those geogebra files with us :)

[@maxqutekerman907]

Using Word for quick notes? You clearly never tried Obsidian