Overleaf
The easy to use, online, collaborative LaTeX editor.
- Freemium • Open Source
- LaTeX Editor
- Online
- Self-Hosted
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caiocco
Specially useful if you need to produce academic and or technical documents in multiple platforms. Overleaf also has good collaboration tools and supports GitHub.
More and better features than ShareLatex for free! E.g. git support, version history...
munteanzeno
No install, easy to use. Works fast enough, even for a dissertation. Can be used at home or at the library without the need for 3rd party file-sharing.
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Our users have written 2 comments and reviews about Overleaf, and it has gotten 52 likes
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Danilo_Venom edited Overleaf
litanorman added Overleaf as alternative(s) to EssayBizLab
harmonia2side doesn't think CoCalc is an alternative to OverleafOverleaf is an Online LaTex editor and CoCalc is a course management platform. They are completely different things
No need to install Texmaker or other desktop applications and deal with the errors. Just register and use. Less of a hassle, fast and can collaborate with others. Used with Mathpix and hostmath you cand copy and edit easily any equation.
[Edited by munteanzeno, June 09]
If you are a “real man” knowing what you are doing… you are better off using Git to share your .tex files and using TeXStudio or Kile locally. Your workflow will be quicker, you will be able to control the changes better and you will not depend on an internet connection.
Overleaf it's very “Google docs”, I hate these type of always-online approaches.
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