Thank you everyone for the suggestions and insights.
After contemplating with the choices i have decided to go through with restructuredtext, and pickup latex bit-by-bit to incorporate scientific parts (it turns out you can do some inline latex in restructuredtext).
here are some factors that drive my decision:
- i can start writing content right away without much initial learning
- rst can be read/revised by my other peers with more ease than full blown latex document.
- i can use latex parts (equations, typesetting, etc) inline with rst, and i can learn latex bit-by-bit on the way
here are some factors that drive my decision:
- i can start writing content right away without much initial learning
- rst can be read/revised by my other peers with more ease than full blown latex document.
- i can use latex parts (equations, typesetting, etc) inline with rst, and i can learn latex bit-by-bit on the way
- there some libraries/program that can make attractive presentations using rst (http://regebro.github.io/hovercraft/#/step-1)
so i will use rst and learn latex on the way.