What you have is also a nicely documented set of menus and buttons, that help you format and insert symbols, graphics, figures, environments into your documents. There are configurable shortcuts for almost everything, from inserting environments to handling tables and files. The UX is fine, what you have is an almost WYSIWYG editor written in C++ using the Qt GUI toolkit. It is a great TeX writing environment if it is your first time approaching LaTeX. TeXStudio is a cross-platform open-source LaTeX editor and IDE. In less than half an hour I had the knowledge to write not perfect, but at least readable lecture notes in a basic Mathematics course. This is how I've got introduced to the world of writing LaTeX. He began to show me how he writes notes, slides and papers using TeXStudio, and he showed me some tips and tricks to write preludes for projects that make use of a lot of mathematical notation. Berarducci, always eager to answer his students' questions, noticed that I was making a mess by mixing up markdown and LaTeX. I was in my discrete maths and linear algebra Professor's office to ask some questions related to the courses. I kept taking notes in markdown for a couple of months while thinking that LaTeX was somehow complicated and esoteric, until one day. At first, I've started using MathJax, a cross-browser JavaScript library used to display mathematical notation in browsers I didn't know anything about the TeX world yet, except that it was the standard for writing books and scientific papers. I first stumbled into LaTeX as a first year computer science student, I was taking lecture notes in markdown and I wanted to include mathematical notation in them. If you have any questions you can query the huge database of answered questions at Tex Stack Exchange If you want to learn more, you can head over to the excellent WikiBook. In this article I will not cover the basics of LaTeX.
It is a textual markup language for producing digitally distributed files, ready to be printed. LaTeX is the most used document preparation system in the academia world, derived from the TeX typesetting system, first written by the Legendary Donald Knuth.
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