Other than yourself. obviously.
I’m curious about the cliché or obscure superlatives with no constraints other than the scope of impact; could be positive or negative in some contexts.
Other than yourself. obviously.
I’m curious about the cliché or obscure superlatives with no constraints other than the scope of impact; could be positive or negative in some contexts.
I say Don Knuth, who created TeX.
It is in use already much longer than Linux, and for several decades it was regarded as the only bug-free program.
Check out the absolute chads who created typst.app while writing their thesis because they were frustrated with LaTeX
As a TeX hobbyist, I would argue that they serve slightly different purposes. Plain TeX is for typography, the workflow is that of low level control where your human judgement is needed for interventions and decisions. LaTeX serves a different purpose, it aides the author of a text to focus on the content while abstracting away the underlying inherent problems in fitting letters on a page. TeX is small, difficult, but simple. LaTeX is huge, with 30 years of abstractions built on top of abstractions, until nowadays few people know how to actually deal with an overfull or underfull hbox the right way.
Yes, LaTeX is huge with its many years of development and layers upon layers of abstraction glued on top of one another. This is also why a new start was necessary, this is where Typst, comes in, in my opinion.
Yeah that thing looks really dope. Wish I had that when I was at University.