Guest blog post by Federico Gobbo
It was the year 2004 and I had just taken a big and compelling decision in my professional life: doing research in an academic setting. I had worked for three years in the Research & Development of Web 1.0 in different start-ups in Milan, Italy and after collaborations with local Universities I decided it was time for a change.
The latest set of upgrades to writeLaTeX include:
This is based on your feedback and comments -- for example, Vim & Emacs styles for the editor gathered 40 votes on our feedback forum.
This tweet by @arunsethuraman prompted many of you to share your experiences using LaTeX - in this blog post we've brought together a selection of our favourites to share!
If you were using writeLaTeX in 2012, you may recall that on Christmas Day we were featured in a review at MakeUseOf.com. It looks like we've been picked up by their radar again - writeLaTeX features on today's "Cool Websites and Tools" post!
This article was originally published on the ShareLaTeX blog and is reproduced here for archival purposes.
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