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  1. Satori recently rendered "Let's Encrypt" into one of my social images 🙃

    Thanks to @pwa I switched to #Typst: social images and podcast covers in a sixth of the time 🚀 It worked so well that it's now an Eleventy plugin 📦

    zenzes.me/eleventy-images-with

    #Eleventy #11ty

  2. Satori hat mir zuletzt „Let's Encrypt“ ins Social Image gerendert 🙃

    Dank @pwa bin ich auf #Typst umgestiegen: Social Images und Podcast-Cover in einem Sechstel der Zeit 🚀 Und weil's so gut klappt, gibt's das jetzt als Eleventy-Plugin 📦

    zenzes.me/eleventy-plugin-typs

    #Eleventy #11ty

  3. Typo is at 0.9.1, up from 0.4.0. The library, editor and appearance were redesigned, with note sorting, swipe to favorite or trash, and animated navigation. The PDF viewer now selects text and opens links, slow compiles show a loading screen, and errors appear in the source view. There is also a quick settings tile for a new note.

    APK: github.com/DontBlameMeDev/typo

  4. typoxide 0.1.1 is out. Binaries now ship with each release, ImageMagick 6 no longer breaks image optimization, and deps are current. It runs typst on each post and writes semantic pages plus the index, RSS, sitemap and table of contents. No JS build step, and the output works from a file:// path.

    cargo install typoxide
    codeberg.org/DontBlameMe/typox

  5. @liberty

    You might be interested in #madblog:

    eattherich.club/@fabio@mangani

    Superficially it seems to serve your need but it uses texlive, IIUC. Your question somewhat implies that texlive is an LLM product, which seems sketchy.

    I recently heard some chatter about #typst being a latex alternative but I don’t know much about it.

  6. un buen documento en la lengua de Cervantes para aprender a usar #typst jassielof.github.io/typst/Docu 👏👏

  7. Having a lot of fun writing a presentation in #typst
    Neovim with a typst plugin and TypstWatch is really cool - never had/did that for LaTeX

  8. The 2026 Annual Report on the German economy is out — and it has been drafted in Typst. Let this be a sign that we are ready to tackle your hardest projects with you!

    #Typst

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